Lemon Balm Seeds | Melissa officials Seeds Organic

Description

Lemon balm seeds are the seeds of the lemon balm plant, sold here in counted packs rather than by weight: 200+, 500+ or 1000+ seeds. The product title names them Melissa seeds — Melissa officinalis is the botanical name the title intends — and the original page gives the plant’s Persian name as Faranjmushk (also spelled Faranjameshk in its usage note) — the name under which these seeds are traded in Persian practice.

The page’s own note on lemon balm seeds

The original page carries a usage note for the seeds, recorded here as the page states it: “How to use Faranjameshk seeds: put a spoonful of it in juice and after 20 minutes take it” — a drink preparation, which the page adds can be taken on an empty stomach and one hour before meals. The listing’s Additional Details line separately frames the product as plant seeds for a garden (“Plant Seeds … Witch’s Garden”); the two framings sit side by side on the live page, and this description records both without resolving them.

Handling and choosing lemon balm seeds

As a seed product, lemon balm seeds are kept sealed, cool and dry, away from moisture, so the remaining seed stays in good condition after the pack is opened. The counted packs make quantity plain: the 200+ seed pack is the small option, the 500+ pack the middle one, and the 1000+ pack the bulk option for repeated use or larger plantings.

Plainly stated, this product is lemon balm (Melissa) seed in counted packs of three sizes — identified by the title’s botanical name and the page’s Persian name, with the page’s own usage note carried above exactly as written.

Pairs well with: Basil Seeds · Dark Opal Basil Seeds