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  • Huatl
  • Huatl
  • Huatl
  • Huatl

Huatl

C008

 

    Amaranthus cruentus.  Alegria.  From a Nahua market in Tulyehualco outside Mexico City.  Seed typically used for the traditional central Mexican confection, alegria, which is made with popped seeds and honey. The edible greens taste best before flowering. Green flowers, some with red tinge.  Grows up to 9 ft. with multiple flower heads. From our Seed Bank Collection.
    • Origin: High Desert but performs well in low desert also
    • Edible leaves and seeds
    • Blond seeds with occasional black seeds appearing
    • Approx. 0.3g/300 seeds per packet.
      These seeds are part of our conservation program and are not available for purchase. They are only available through Native American Seed Request or Bulk Seed Exchange.

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      Hardy in the Desert

      Saw this growing on its own and on the side of the road in Cornville Arizona with no irrigation. It grew to full maturity in size with no assistance. I have been thinking of growing it ever since.

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