planting quinoa seeds Redhead Quinoa Seeds

planting quinoa seeds Redhead Quinoa SeedsOur quinoa seeds grow healthy plants with edible, protein packed grains ideal for salads and as a rice substitute in healthy meals. This hardy, drought tolerant crop thrives in full sun, adapting to various climates. With its vibrant red seed heads and high yields, quinoa is perfect for home gardens, offering a sustainable and nutritious harvest. Large, showy, reddish pink seed heads that stood out in our 2017 quinoa trial. Sturdy, high yielding

Our quinoa seeds grow healthy plants with edible, protein-packed grains ideal for salads and as a rice-substitute in healthy meals. This hardy, drought-tolerant crop thrives in full sun, adapting to various climates. With its vibrant red seed heads and high yields, quinoa is perfect for home gardens, offering a sustainable and nutritious harvest.

Large, showy, reddish pink seed heads that stood out in our 2017 quinoa trial. Sturdy, high yielding strain with edible white seeds. Normally thriving in arid climates, Frank Morton has selected his strain for its ability to tolerate humidity without seed sprouting in the head, a critical trait for growing here in the Midwest.

Quinoa (pronounced “keen-wa”) is an Andean gluten free grain that is high in protein. We love it in Quinoa Tabouli, or used like rice in hot dishes. Homegrown quinoa seeds need to be rinsed well before cooking to remove bitter compounds.  Grown and adapted to the Great Lakes region for at least 5 seasons by John Sherck in Indiana.  OSSI (Open Source Seed Initiative) Pledged Variety.

110 days to maturity.