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Seafoam

CultivarArtemisia 'Seafoam'

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Artemisia (the genus)
Photo: Franz Eugen Köhler, Köhler's Medizinal-Pflanzen · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Fact sheet

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TypePerennial

from Artemisia · “Plant Type Perennial, herbaceous” — How to Identify and Remove Mugwort

Days to germination10–21 days

from Artemisia · “Time10–21 days” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Days to maturity80–95 days

from Artemisia · “80–95 days from direct sowing” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Germination temperature64–71.5 °F

from Artemisia · “Optimal temperature68°F” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Light6+ hours of direct sun a day

from Artemisia · “Mugwort needs at least 6 hours of direct sun a day” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Water0.5–1 inches a week, counting rainfall

from Artemisia · “Mugwort needs 0.5–1 inches of water a week” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Soil pH6–8

from Artemisia · “soil pH range6–8” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Spacing26–32 in

from Artemisia · “Space Mugwort 24–36 inches apart” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Height49 in

from Artemisia · “Expect a mature plant around 49 inches tall by 28 inches wide” — Mugwort growing guide | Gardening.how

Propagationseed

from Artemisia · “Sow seed straight into the garden” — How to Grow Mugwort: 80–95 days — SoilStack

Transplantwhen seedlings are about 4-6 inches tall and the weather permits

from Artemisia · “when seedlings are about 4-6 inches tall and the weather permits” — Grow Mugwort Germination Guide for Healthy Plants - Bloomvara

Ready whenjust before the tiny flower buds open

from Artemisia · “The best time to harvest the leaves is just before the tiny flower buds open” — How to Identify and Remove Mugwort

Edible partsleaves, buds

from Artemisia · “Aromatic and slightly bitter leaves, as well as young spring shoots, can be eaten raw or cooked” — Mugwort - Wikipedia

ToxicityExcessive consumption can cause nausea, dizziness, and toxicity

from Artemisia · “High Doses: Excessive consumption can cause nausea, dizziness, and toxicity” — The Medicinal Uses of Mugwort: A Comprehensive Guide

Pestsspecies-specific insects

from Artemisia · “Watch for Species-specific insects, Crowding-related disease, Moisture stress” — Mugwort growing guide | Gardening.how

Diseasescrowding-related disease, moisture stress

from Artemisia · “Watch for Species-specific insects, Crowding-related disease, Moisture stress” — Mugwort growing guide | Gardening.how

Seafoam hasn't been researched on its own yet; these facts are for the genus as a whole.

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