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planting lemon balm seeds Buy Lemon Balm seeds onlineLemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a fragrant, bushy herb from the mint family, prized for its lemony aroma, medicinal properties, and use in teas, salads, and aromatherapy. Its easy to grow at home in pots, kitchen gardens, or herbal beds. Key Features of Lemon Balm Seeds Feature Details Botanical Name Melissa officinalis Common Name Lemon Balm Type Perennial herb (often grown as annual in warm climates) Sunlight Requirement Full sun to partial

Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis) is a fragrant, bushy herb from the mint family, prized for its lemony aroma, medicinal properties, and use in teas, salads, and aromatherapy. It’s easy to grow at home in pots, kitchen gardens, or herbal beds.

Key Features of Lemon Balm Seeds

Feature Details
Botanical Name Melissa officinalis
Common Name Lemon Balm
Type Perennial herb (often grown as annual in warm climates)
Sunlight Requirement Full sun to partial shade
Plant Height 12–24 inches
Days to Germinate 7–14 days
Harvest Time 60–70 days from sowing

How to Grow Lemon Balm from Seeds

 1. When to Sow

  • Best time (India): October to March (cooler months preferred)

  • Start indoors or directly in pots

 2. Seed Sowing Method

Step Details
Sowing Depth Lightly press seeds on soil; do not cover deeply
Growing Medium Use cocopeat, potting soil, or herb mix
Watering Keep moist but not waterlogged
Spacing 8–12 inches between plants

3. Light & Temperature

  • Prefers morning sun and afternoon shade in hot climates

  • Thrives in 15–25°C; may wilt in high summer unless shaded

 

Care Tips

  • Trim regularly to promote bushy growth

  • Pinch flower buds to keep leaves flavorful

  • Water regularly, especially in containers

  • Can be propagated from cuttings or division too

 

Uses of Growing Lemon Balm Seeds

  • Herbal tea (fresh or dried leaves)

  • Calming remedy for anxiety and sleep

  • Flavoring for salads, desserts, and cold drinks

  • Mosquito repellent and natural skin soother

 

Names of Lemon Balm Seeds 

Scientific Name :Melissa officinalis

Common Names : Lemon Balm, Sweet Balm, Bee Balm, Melissa

Indian Regional Names : लेमन बाम बीज (Lemon Balm Beej) , எலுமிச்சை பழம் விதைகள் (Elumichai Balm Vidhaigal) ,  నిమ్మ బామ్ విత్తనాలు (Nimma Balm Vittanalu) , ಲಿಂಬು ಬಾಮ್ ಬೀಜಗಳು (Limbu Balm Beejagalu),  ലെമൺ ബാം വിത്തുകൾ (Lemon Balm Vithukal) , লেমন বাম বীজ (Lemon Balm Beej) , लिंबू बाम बिया (Limbu Balm Biyā) ,લીંબુ બામ બીજ (Limbu Balm Beej)

Why Choose Us to Buy Lemon Balm Seeds ? 

NativeIndian Organics provides quality Lemon Balm seeds online in India that are always premium quality tested, fresh, cost-effective, and well-maintained. We are providing all the essential gardening items like Organic fertilizers, Organic pest controllers, Vermicompost, Cocopeat, Native variety Vegetable seeds, Flower seeds, HDPE Grow bags, Plastic planters, Gardening tools and accessories.  

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