Press the seeds onto the surface of moist potting soil, in a tray, at a temperature between 16\u00b0C and 21\u00b0C. Transplant when the first true leaves appear, about 8 weeks after sowing. Leave 30 to 45 cm between plants.<\/p>\n
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Monarda fistulosa, Lamiaceae<\/strong><\/p>\n bergamote sauvage, false bergamot, wild bergamot<\/p>\n Monarde fistuleuse is a perennial plant native to North America, whose nectar-filled pink leaves and flowers are imbued with a powerful peppery, minty and citric aroma, hence the name wild bergamot. It likes soil that drains well but retains a certain freshness, and tolerates drought well, better than Monarda didyma. It is also less susceptible to mildew than Monarda didyma and has a stronger aroma. Its volatile compounds are similar to those of Greek oregano... Find out more about its many properties (antibacterial, antifungal, immunostimulant...) A little shade is good for it if the soil is drier. Hardy up to zone 3. 1 m tall.<\/p>\n