electric daisy flower seeds Toothache Plant Seeds – Electric Daisy – SurvivalGardenSeeds

electric daisy flower seeds Toothache Plant Seeds – Electric Daisy – SurvivalGardenSeedsToothache Plant Seeds from Survival Garden Seeds grow Acmella oleracea, a distinctive herb known for its vibrant, cone shaped flowers and unique sensory qualities. Commonly called Electric Daisy, this plant produces yellow and red eyeball blooms and glossy green foliage on compact, bushy plants. Valued for its traditional herbal uses and creative culinary applications, Toothache Plant adds visual interest, novelty, and versatility to herb gardens,

Toothache Plant Seeds from Survival Garden Seeds grow Acmella oleracea, a distinctive herb known for its vibrant, cone-shaped flowers and unique sensory qualities. Commonly called Electric Daisy, this plant produces yellow and red “eyeball” blooms and glossy green foliage on compact, bushy plants. Valued for its traditional herbal uses and creative culinary applications, Toothache Plant adds visual interest, novelty, and versatility to herb gardens, edible landscapes, and container plantings.

Attractive, Hardy, and Easy to Grow:

• Compact, bushy plants reach up to 2 feet tall
• Bright yellow and red cone-shaped flowers add ornamental appeal
• Tolerates a range of soil conditions
• Grows well outdoors or indoors in containers
• Tender perennial in warm climates; grown as an annual in cooler zones

Unique Flavor with Traditional Uses:

• Leaves and flowers produce a distinctive numbing, tingling sensation
• Traditionally used in herbal practices
• Popular in culinary applications as a novelty ingredient or edible garnish
• Adds interest to salads, drinks, and specialty dishes

Why Customers Love Toothache Plant Seeds:

• Unusual plant with eye-catching flowers
• Grown for both ornamental and edible uses
• Compact size suitable for gardens and containers
• Easy to grow and adaptable to different environments
• A conversation-starting addition to herb collections

How to Use / How to Grow:
Sow Toothache Plant seeds indoors or outdoors after the danger of frost has passed. Plant in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil and consistent moisture. In cooler climates, plants can be grown as annuals or brought indoors to overwinter. Harvest flowers and leaves as needed once plants are established.

Net Wt. 40MG