Description
Kenikir (Cosmos caudatus) seeds from plants of our Botanical Garden, for sowing in your own garden.
About Ecovillage Silimalombu
Ecovillage Silimalombu is a multi-generational farm of the Gultom family on Samosir Island, Lake Toba. Between mango trees up to 500 years old, a lush permaculture food forest has grown. Our products are made from plants grown there, without chemical pesticides or synthetic fertilizers, and they are processed and packaged on site. More information: www.laketoba.net · Tokopedia: www.tokopedia.com/silimalombu
Product information
- Sourced from Kenikir plants grown in the Ecovillage Silimalombu Botanical Garden. Available in a 5g net weight in a practical and hygienic sachet.
Sowing
Please see the instructions on the package or ask us if you need advice. Seeds are for sowing and are not for consumption.
Good to know: nutrition, traditional use and research
The statements below describe nutrition facts, traditional use and published research. They are not health claims for this product.
- Cosmos caudatus (kenikir, ulam raja) is eaten as a fresh leaf vegetable (ulam) in Southeast Asia and is traditionally used in folk practice.
- The leaves contain high amounts of polyphenols and show a very high antioxidant capacity in laboratory tests. Epidemiological studies have found that a higher intake of vegetables rich in phenolic compounds is associated with a lower frequency of several chronic diseases. Such studies cannot prove cause and effect, and no health effect of Cosmos caudatus in people can be concluded from them.
Learn more about the plant in our Botanical Garden.
Important
- This product is a food. The information on this page is for general information only and is not medical advice.








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