gotu kola plant seeds 500 Gotu Kola Seeds (Centella asiatica)

gotu kola plant seeds 500 Gotu Kola Seeds (Centella asiatica)Looking for Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) seeds for sale? This vigorous creeping herbalso known as Pennywort and Rau Mforms a lush, low mat of rounded leaves. Ideal for culinary use, container gardens, water garden edges, and as a moisture loving groundcover in warm climates. Why Choose Gotu Kola? Vigorous, low growing habit that knits into a tidy green mat Culinary herb used fresh in Southeast Asian salads and drinks Moisture lovingthrives in

Looking for Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) seeds for sale? This vigorous creeping herb—also known as Pennywort and Rau Má—forms a lush, low mat of rounded leaves. Ideal for culinary use, container gardens, water-garden edges, and as a moisture-loving groundcover in warm climates.

Why Choose Gotu Kola?

• Vigorous, low-growing habit that knits into a tidy green mat
• Culinary herb used fresh in Southeast Asian salads and drinks
• Moisture-loving—thrives in consistently damp or boggy soils
• Shade tolerant to partial sun; great under taller plants
• Container friendly for patios, windowsills, or indoor growing with good light
• Growing Zone: Perennial in USDA 9–11; grow as an annual or overwinter indoors in cooler zones

What’s in the Pack?

Sealed pack of 500 Gotu Kola seeds, selected for freshness. Suited for starting in trays or small containers before transplanting, or for direct sowing in warm conditions.

Planting Instructions

• Best Time to Plant: Spring to early summer after frost; indoors anytime with warmth and light
• Soil: Rich, well-draining but evenly moist; add compost for fertility
• Light: Partial shade to filtered sun (can adapt to bright indoor light)
• Sowing Depth: Surface sow to 1/16" (very light cover)
• Spacing: 8–12" between plants; allow room to spread
• Watering: Keep consistently moist during germination and growth
• Germination: Usually 14–28 days at 70–75°F (21–24°C)
• Notes: Spreads by stolons in warm, moist conditions—use containers if you prefer to limit spread

FAQs

Is Gotu Kola edible?

Yes. The fresh leaves are commonly used in Southeast Asian cuisine—added to salads, smoothies, and refreshing drinks. 

Will it grow indoors?

Yes. Start in a bright spot with indirect light and keep the potting mix evenly moist. A wide, shallow container works well.

Does Gotu Kola need a pond or bog?

Not required, but it enjoys consistent moisture. It performs very well near water features or in rich, damp soil.

How fast does it spread?

In warm zones with steady moisture it spreads steadily by short runners. Use edging or containers where a defined boundary is desired.

What growing zones are suitable?

Perennial in USDA Zones 9–11. In Zones 3–8, grow as an annual in summer or move containers indoors for winter.

Where to buy Gotu Kola seeds for sale?

At Seeds World, we offer fresh Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) seeds with fast U.S. shipping. Choose the 500-seed pack and follow the planting tips above for reliable results.