Talino paniculado (Talinum paniculatum) semillas
- Planta ornamental y verdura silvestre con cápsulas de semillas de color rojo brillante y propiedades medicinales tradicionales.
- Inhalt: Ca. 160 Samen
- Samenfeste Sorte, Keimfähigkeit regelmäßig geprüft.
2,79 €
Descripción
Exotic Ornamental and Edible Plant for Borders, Containers & Balconies
The Jewels-of-Opar (Talinum paniculatum) – also known as “Jewel of Opar” and, regionally, as Surinam spinach – originates from the warm, semi-arid regions of the Americas and has become established worldwide as an easy-care balcony plant and versatile garden perennial. Delicate pink flowers in airy, open panicles and bright, decorative seed heads provide an elegant, light appearance throughout the summer. The young, vitamin-rich leaves are edible and can be enjoyed fresh in salads or lightly steamed – a rare combination of exotic ornamental and nutrient-rich wild plant.
Medicinal Plant in Traditional Chinese Medicine
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), Talinum paniculatum is valued as a strengthening tonic. It is regarded as supportive to the body’s natural regeneration and is appreciated for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Both the leaves and roots are used, processed into teas, extracts, or powders. In various cultures, the Jewels-of-Opar is considered a valuable medicinal plant for promoting vitality and general well-being.
Ficha de la planta
| Identificación | Planta para macetas, Planta perenne / herbácea |
|---|---|
| Uso | Flor de corte, Hortaliza, Planta decorativa, Planta medicinal, Planta para macetas |
| Ciclo de vida | Perenne |
| Género | Portulacaceae |
| Propagación de semillas | konventionell |
| Región de origen | África, Asia, Centroamérica |
| Características | Germina con luz, Poco resistente al invierno |
| Altura de crecimiento | 20-60 cm |
| Color de la flor | Rojo, Rosa claro |
| Floración | Agosto, Julio, Junio |
| Cosecha principal | Agosto, Julio, Junio, Septiembre |
| Sistema de raíces | Raíces planas |
| Zonas de rusticidad (ZR) | 10 (-1 bis 4 °C) |
Consejos de cultivo
| Tiempo de siembra al aire libre | Agosto, Julio, Junio, Mayo |
|---|---|
| Profundidad de siembra | 0 cm |
| Temperatura de germinación | 18-24° C |
| Periodo de germinación | 2-3 semanas |
| Clima | Tropical |
| Tipo de suelo | Fresco, Humus, Permeable, Rico en nutrientes |
| Luz solar | Pleno sol |
| Demanda de agua | Medio, Sin encharcamientos |
| Distancia entre plantas | 30 cm |
Siembra y cuidado
Sowing and Care of Jewels-of-Opar
Talinum paniculatum thrives in sunny, warm positions and well-drained growing media (for example, a mixture of sand, loam, and compost). For early sowing under cover, fine seed is sown from February to July; it is a light-dependent germinator and should be pressed gently onto the surface or covered only with the thinnest layer of medium. Keep evenly moist: germination usually occurs after 14–21 days. Direct sowing in a sheltered position is also possible once summer warmth has set in. After pricking out, continue to grow on in bright, warm conditions. In a border or a large container, Jewels-of-Opar grows compactly and reliably – also ideal as an easy-care balcony plant. During the growing season, water moderately but regularly; avoid waterlogging. Feed occasionally with a balanced fertiliser. This species is not frost-hardy: before the first frosts, bring container plants indoors and overwinter them frost-free, keeping them on the dry side.
Otros nombres
Nombre botánico: Talinum paniculatum, Talinum patens
Alemán: Erd-Ginseng, Surinam-Spinat, Juwel von Opar, Tu Ren Shen, Java-Ginseng
Inglés: Jewels of Opar, Fameflower
Francés: Talin paniculé, Jewels-of-Opar
Italiano: Jewels-of-Opar
Español: Talino, Talino paniculado, Té de jaboncillo
Neerlandés: Aardginseng
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