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Abrus precatorius  Jequirity Bean, Rosary Pea

Abrus precatorius – Jequirity Bean, Rosary Pea
Product Code: YRFFABPR
Ornamental Value: Pretty
Availability: In Stock

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Minimum order value for orders containing SMALL PACKETS only is EUR 25. For orders containing WHOLESALE sizes only (or mixed orders) minimum order value is EUR 100.
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Size: Small Packets
Seeds Weight Price
  • 10 seeds
0.01 kg USD 7.06

Size: Wholesale
Seeds Weight Price
  • 100 seeds
0.01 kg USD 10.86
  • 1,000 seeds
0.09 kg USD 24.99
  • 10,000 seeds
0.89 kg USD 183.60

Quantity:  
  • Germination (difficult–easy) 3
    3.0
  • Germination Time (years–days) 5
    5.0
  • Total 4
    4.0
A slender climbing plant native to India with pinnate leaves and pink flowers followed by short pods that release bright red colored seeds with a black tip. These are popular as beads for rosaries and natural jewelry, despite being highly toxic. The toxin they contain, abrin, is similar to ricin, the substance found in the Castor Oil Plant, Ricinus communis. Abrus precatorius has much invasive potential and is considerd a noxious weed in many countries. It should not be grown in climates where it has the potential to spread and is not already present. In India it is an important medicinal plant.
Cultural Requirements
Sun Exposure Light shade when young
Light shade in dry, hot climates
Light shade in all climates
Frost Tolerance None
Water Requirements High
Wind Tolerance Low
Appearance
Growth Rate Very fast
Growth Form Climber
Ornamental Value Pretty
Uses
Properties Deciduous
Hazards Invasive
Poisonous
Decorative Decorative Seed
Food/Medicinal Medicinal
Classification
Botanical Order Fabales
Botanical Family Fabaceae
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