【Recommended for Home Gardens】 Takakibi (Sorghum) Seeds, 5g - High Germination Rate, Tall Sorghum

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This is for [5g of Takakibi seeds].

These are edible Takakibi seeds.
The amount of seeds in the photo is approximately 5g.

We will select the cleanest seeds as much as possible, but some remaining husks, seeds still in their husks, or damaged/chipped seeds may be included.
We will include slightly more than 5g.

We believe this is a sufficient amount for home gardening.
Cultivated in Nagano Prefecture.
No pesticides, chemical fertilizers, or animal compost used during cultivation.

I transplant seedlings after growing them.
They have a good germination rate and are easy to grow.
Even after transplanting, I barely watered them, and they grew well.
After harvesting by cutting the entire stalk, I hang them to dry. They can also be used as interior decorations as they are. The part where the seeds are removed and the stalk can be made into brooms or dusters. We highly recommend making your own natural cleaning tools. The process is simple: harvest the Takakibi grains, cut them long, remove the grains, and then bundle several stalks together. They can be made into long-handled brooms, brushes, or dusters. If cut shorter, they can be made into desk brooms.

These seeds are self-collected and have been continuously cultivated. They have a good germination rate and grow strong, not falling over even in typhoons or strong winds. The yield has been consistently good every year.

When dried, they come off easily by hand.
I cook them and then form them into patties like hamburgers and grill them. They can be used like minced meat in dishes such as Mapo Tofu or Chaozu, making them a convenient and versatile grain.

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We also grow Daruma Hie, Mochiawa, Soba, Mochikibi, Mochiawa, Amaranth, Peanuts, and Golden Sesame seeds. If you are interested, we can list them.

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