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Oregano Seeds
₨ 289
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Total Seeds: Approx. 20–30 seeds
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Germination Rate: 80–85%
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Germination Time: 7–15 days
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Plant Size: 30–60 cm tall
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Bloom Time: Summer (June–August) with small purple/white flowers
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Sow Time in Pakistan: Best from October to February (cool season)
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Special Feature: A highly aromatic perennial herb, perfect for seasoning pizza, pasta, salads, and Mediterranean dishes.
Oregano (Origanum vulgare) is one of the most popular Mediterranean herbs, widely known for its strong aroma and flavor. Perfect for both culinary and ornamental use, oregano is a hardy perennial that grows well in Pakistan’s climate during the cool season.
With a germination rate of 80–85%, these seeds sprout within 7–15 days under proper conditions. Mature plants reach 30–60 cm in height, producing lush green leaves and small clusters of purple-white blooms in summer (June–August).
In Pakistan, the best sowing season is October to February, when temperatures are moderate, ensuring healthy growth. Oregano thrives in well-drained soil with plenty of sunlight and minimal care, making it a must-have for kitchen gardens, pots, and balcony planters.
This versatile herb is not only ideal for fresh and dried culinary use but also attracts pollinators when in bloom. With regular harvesting, you can enjoy a long-lasting supply of oregano leaves to enhance your favorite dishes.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How long does Oregano take to germinate?
A: Seeds usually germinate within 7–15 days in warm, well-drained soil.
Q2: When should I sow Oregano seeds in Pakistan?
A: The best time is from October to February, during cooler weather.
Q3: Can Oregano grow in pots?
A: Yes, oregano is perfect for pots and containers, provided they get good sunlight and proper drainage.
Q4: How tall does Oregano grow?
A: Mature plants typically reach 30–60 cm in height.
Q5: Is Oregano mainly used for cooking?
A: Yes, oregano is a famous culinary herb used in pizza, pasta, soups, sauces, and salads for its bold flavor.
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