Khat (Catha edulis) 10 seeds

Khat - Grow The Excitement Inducing Plant From The Arabian Peninsula

Khat, alias the Flower of Paradise is widely popular all across the Arabian Peninsula and in some parts of Africa. It is said that chewing Khat causes an uplifting euphoria which may well explain its popularity. Growers looking for more warm-climate shrubs will find a few in our range of exotic seeds. Kanna (Sceletium tortuosum) is another African species to sow, but it stays a low creeping succulent instead of growing into a tall evergreen shrub like this one.

Some have in the past stated that it is difficult to grow Khat from seed but we tend to disagree. If you just know what to look for you can grow Khat at home without any hassles. You can plant the seeds in cactus soil mix, vermiculite, perlite or a mix of these as long as the potting mix is well-draining. This is important since Khat seedlings are rather sensitive to fungus which could hamper your growing success. The Khat plants love a warm and sunny place but don’t put them in direct sunlight.

Watering Khat isn’t too difficult either; just make sure you water only once the soil has dried out. You can expect your Khat seeds to sprout within a week. Once your Khat seedlings reached a height of 5-10cm you can repot them. A mix of compost and perlite is recommended for best results.

Our fresh Khat seeds ensure optimal germination rate and growing success.

Content: Khat (Catha edulis) “Flower of Paradise” 10 Seeds. A dry, sunny spot also suits Ma Huang Seeds (Ephedra sinica), a low Asian shrub that comes 20 to a pack instead of 10. Our full psychoactive plant seed range holds plenty more for the collection.