Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri), packet of 30 seeds, organic
$4.95
Family: Figwort (Scrophulariaceae)
Hardy to Zone 8 to 12
Creeping, succulent herb native to India. Traditional use: Ayurveda, used to sharpen the mind and stimulate the memory. Does well in pots. The plant prefers moist, fertile soil and does not require good drainage. Partial shade and humid air are helpful, but the plant will also survive in full sun at the edge of a pond or stream. It is also possible to grow brahmi indoors in an aquarium. They thrive in the greenhouse. The plant is dark green, with a thick stem and small leaves, flowering light lavender. It took us many years of growing brahmi before we were actually able to identify and isolate the seeds, which are quite small, ovoid, netted, and glistening. Sow seeds on surface of moist soil. Press in gently and keep warm, evenly moist and in the light until germination, which occurs in 10 days according to my actual tests. The seedlings are incredibly small. Allow seedlings to grow until large enough to individuate to pots. If planting directly in moist beds in summer garden or greenhouse, space plants 1 foot apart. They will spread into a mat.
Packet of 30 seeds, Certified Organically Grown
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Dana (verified owner) –
Have you tried bacopa cuttings? Wondering how difficult they are to root. Thanks!
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Richo Cech –
Hello Dana, Yes, easy-peasy from cuttings, they root down at every node. Richo
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Tea –
When will these be back in stock?
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Richo Cech –
hello tea, thanks for wanting these. if you’re international, seeds are the only way we can get brahmi to you. otherwise if you’re in the states please avail yourself of the plants, as they are easy to grow from plants and you can increase by way of stolon cuttings. collecting brahmi seed is very tricky, but we will have it again pretty soon. richo
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Hello –
Would this be practical grown in zone 7, H3 as an annual?
Thank you
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Richo Cech –
Hi, Certainly. Brahmi grows fast and you don’t have to use much of it to get the effect. However I recommend getting the plants, not the seeds. It saves tons of work and is a much more sure thing. richo
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Hello –
Thank you! Would it be possible to buy plants in spring? I don’t think our indoors is bright enough to overwinter.
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Richo Cech –
Hi, we will surely have brahmi next year in the spring and welcome you to get it at that time. r
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Monjori Lundi –
Is it out of stock already?
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Richo Cech –
Hi there, Please hit waitlist, we enable this when the pods mature and we are able to extract the seeds. they are tiny. r
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Arlette –
Hi do you ship worldwide? I am in New Zealand
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Richo Cech –
Hello Arlette, We’re currently waiting for brahmi seed capsules to ripen, and will re-enable this product when we make the harvest. Therefore, if you hjit “waitlist” you can get an auto e-mail when the seeds are again available. We do ship to New Zealand although the EU has recently been closed to us. We also ship to Canada, Australia, and other non-EU countries. Richo
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Lian –
When will brahmi seeds be restocked?
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Richo Cech –
Very soon. I had a ripe pod in my hand yesterday. richo
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Marshneil Dhumal –
Pls let me know when Brahmi seeds are restocked !
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Richo Cech –
Hello Marshneil, Thanks for your inquiry. Brahmi seeds will be listed again. However I cannot e-mail you, the process is automatic, you need to hit “waitlist.” Richo
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Clarissa (verified owner) –
What should I do about thinking the seedlings? Can they grow together a while? I’m on day 42 since sowing, they are so small still.
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Admin Richo Cech –
Right, thinning. Well, first off you’ve done very well to start these from seeds. It isn’t easy. Second, that was my experience, also, that they stayed really small for a long time. You don’t have to thin them. You can wait until they get bigger, then tease them apart and pot up singly. If you have too many Brahmi, you can give some away. Richo
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Oscar E Moosman –
Hi, can you ship these seeds to New Zealand?
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Admin Richo Cech –
I think so.
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Rebecca Anne Roberts –
When will these seeds and the gotu kola be ready to ship? I live in S.C. and would like to start asap with heat pads underneath in a greenhouse.
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Admin Richo Cech –
Hi Rebecca, As of 2/12/2019 both Brahmi and Gotu Kola seeds are back in stock. Please order quickly, these sell out. Richo
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jerri olson –
do you know if you will have any bacopa seeds, and gotu kola seeds?
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Admin Richo Cech –
Yes, we will have them both, it won’t be long before we again harvest. richo
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Carin Becker –
Hi, Do you know when these seeds will be available again? Is there a way I can be texted when they available again? Carin
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Admin Richo Cech –
Hello Carin, What we’re up against here is our usual issue that occurs when stock is low but not out. Please order by calling (541) 846-6704.
Richo
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Syeda –
When will gotu Kula and brahmi will be bavknin stock?
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Admin Richo Cech –
Both are available as plants, which are recommended over seeds–gives you several months head start. If you are international, I can see why you would want seeds. I still have brahmi seeds in stock, a few packets at least, I’ll update this so you can order.
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Reynaldo Holmes –
Do you know when these seeds will be available again? Is there a way I can be emailed when there available again?
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Admin Richo Cech –
Hello Reynaldo, Thanks for asking. We recently made a small pick on this seed and enabled the product for you. You can buy at this link https://strictlymedicinalseeds.com/product/brahmi-bacopa-monnieri-seeds-organic/
Richo
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Jaya –
Please let me know when this seed becomes available – jayanarayan77@gmail.com – thanks
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Admin Richo Cech –
Hello Jaya, OK, will do. If you’re here in the US, the live plant is a good buy–easier to grow from cuttings than from seeds. Richo
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