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Hot & spicy oregano seeds

HotHabaneroLady

10 years ago

Hot & spicy oregano is officially my favorite variety of oregano. I have one plant right now, and it is thriving. That's enough for me. But I am thinking ahead to a probable move that will force me to start my herb containers over again from scratch.

The only plant I grow that I can't find seeds for is the hot & spicy oregano. Last year was my first year growing it, and it grew no seeds, so it produced no seed. Does anyone know a seed source for hot & spicy oregano? Can it be propagated from seed?

Thanks in advance!

Angie

Comments (2)

fatamorgana2121
10 years ago
It may be a variety only available as a plant. This is the case with some varieties of plants.

FataMorgana
HotHabaneroLady
Original Author
10 years ago
You may be right, but we will see if any of the oregano experts can confirm that for sure!

Angie
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