Deulkkae
SpeciesPerilla frutescens
Also called perilla, Korean perilla
Connections
Fact sheet
every fact quoted from its source“Perilla is a hardy annual” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“soil temperatures reach 65–75°F” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“Full sun exposure produces the most vibrant leaf color, though partial shade is tolerated” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“Perilla requires moderate, consistent watering” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“approximately 12–18 inches between plants” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“growing vigorously in temperate climates, reaching heights of 24–36 inches” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“seed” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“Gardeners in temperate regions can direct-sow seeds in late spring, while those in cooler areas may start seedlings indoors” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“leaves are commonly used fresh for wraps, pickling, and soups” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
“perilla thrives alongside leafy greens, cucurbits, or root vegetables” — Korean Perilla (Deulkkae) — Aromatic Leaves for Garden, Kitchen, and Seed Saving - HatchiSeeds.com
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Where this comes from
- Name and place in the family tree: GBIF Backbone Taxonomy (CC BY 4.0)
- Linked record: Wikidata (CC0)
- Wikipedia: Deulkkae
- Fact sheet: 1 source page, read and quoted by the OmniGrowers Librarian