Organic Lemon Balm Lingot®

Originally from Thailand and Egypt, the mint's cousin Lemon Balm offers a delicate touch of lemony freshness to your dish or beverage. Savored in warm herbal tea, Lemon Balm helps you to find calm and serenity.

Enjoy the Véritable® Lingot® technology : 100% natural and ready-to-use refills with no pesticides or GMO's (patent-pending).

Lemon Balm Lingot® compatible with the whole Véritable® Garden range

Specie : Organic Lemon Balm


Sprout in 1-2 weeks	Ready in 4-5 weeks	Harvest 4-6 months

€7.95 Tax included

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Véritable® Lingot®

Enjoy the Véritable® Lingot® technology (patent-pending) : 100% natural and ready to use refills.

Easy to use and efficient, the Lingot® composition is specific for each plant and contains :

Organic seeds
Organic soil
Nutrients essential to each plant

Each parameter is optimised : spacing between seeds, depth, choice of species, substrate composition...
Its composition is specific for each plant in order to get generous ans tasty harvests.

The Lingots® are 100% compostable and biodegradable. They contains no pesticides or GMO's.

Each Véritable® Garden is coming with 4 Véritable® Lingots® offered : Basil, Italian Parsley, Thyme, Dill.

The Lingots® can be stored 1 year before use, in a cool and dry place. After this time, the germination rate can decrease.

Lemon balm, a close cousin of mint, adds a fresh, lemony note. In herbal tea, it helps restore calm and serenity.

This aromatic herb is physically similar to nettle. It has a very fresh, lemony taste.

Rich in calcium, phosphorus and vitamins, it is recognized for its benefits against stress and insomnia.

How can Lemon balm be associated?

How do you cook lemon balm?

Lemon balm has a deliciously lemony, slightly sweet and refreshing flavor.

It is often used to make soothing, relaxing infusions. Simply add fresh or dried lemon balm leaves to hot water and steep for a few minutes.

Lemon balm is an excellent addition to desserts such as sorbets, fruit salads, jams and pastries. Its lemony notes go well with sweetness.

Our tips for successfully growing your lemon balm

Lemon balm can be harvested throughout the growing season, but is generally most aromatic just before flowering. You can start harvesting the leaves when the plant is sufficiently developed.

To harvest lemon balm, pick the leaves using garden shears or by gently pinching them close to the stem. You can harvest the leaves as you need them, or cut whole stems.

Lingots^®, a patented concentrate of technology

These ready-to-use refills contain everything you need for growing: natural substrate, organic seeds and essential nutrients. You don't need to add anything else.

We guarantee that every Lingot® will grow! But nature being unpredictable, some Lingots® may not grow as well as expected. If this happens, Véritable® will replace it for you.