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Short Grain Rice Seeds

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120 days. Oryza sativa. Open Pollinated. Short Grain Rice Seeds. The plant produces high yields of pearly white short-grain rice. It is popular among home gardeners, especially for sushi, sticky-rice dishes, risotto, or mochi-style recipes. This high-quality, sweet, sticky variety has a sweet flavor and grows well in the United States. Grows best in well-saturated soil. It doesn’t require flooding or paddies, but they help. In Zone 5, it can be grown from direct sowing, but does best when planted from transplants. Try growing your rice. Great for school projects. Also known as Yukimochi Rice. United States Department of Agriculture, PI 291656. A variety from northern Japan.
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120 days. Oryza sativa. Open Pollinated. Short Grain Rice Seeds. The plant produces high yields of pearly white short-grain rice. It is popular among home gardeners, especially for sushi, sticky-rice dishes, risotto, or mochi-style recipes. This high-quality, sweet, sticky variety has a sweet flavor and grows well in the United States. Grows best in well-saturated soil. It doesn’t require flooding or paddies, but they help. In Zone 5, it can be grown from direct sowing, but does best when planted from transplants. Try growing your rice. Great for school projects. Also known as Yukimochi Rice. United States Department of Agriculture, PI 291656. A variety from northern Japan.

 

Lot No: 102606

Germination: 85%

 

Seeds Per Pound: 16,000 to 18,000

 

Plant Height: 36” tall

 

Planting Season: Late Spring/Early Summer

 

Sunlight Requirement: Full Sun

 

Planting Method: Direct Sow/Water Sow

 

Planting Instructions: Plant in fresh water lakes, ponds, sloughs, or marshes.

 

Soil Facts: Plant in standing water 6" to 18" deep. Plant 25 to 40 lbs per acre in February through June.

 

Germination: Seeds will sprout when water temperature gets above 60°F.

 

Tips: Use Herbs Alive and RootBlast for larger plants and higher yields.

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