Queen of Malinalco Tomatillo Seeds
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Queen of Malinalco brings a sweeter, fruitier direction to tomatillo salsa. Peel back the papery husks to find elongated yellow fruit with a sweet-tart flavour that works beautifully grilled, chopped or blended. 2027 KITCHEN GARDEN Fruity salsa and roasting 10 Seeds per Packet Physalis ixocarpa Yellow fruit Grow two or more plants Why grow it? Grow it for a golden salsa with a softer, fruitier character. Try a small batch alongside your usual green tomatillos and adjust the lime, salt and chilli to suit the harvest. At a glance Fruit: Elongated, tapered yellow fruit inside papery husks Plant: Vigorous, branching plants; allow room or support them for easier picking Best uses: Fruity salsa and roasting In the kitchen Salsa: Dice ripe fruit with onion, coriander and a little chilli. Roasting: Grill or roast until tender, then blend into a sauce. Fresh tasting: Peel and rinse fully ripe fruit before slicing. Growing in Canada Start indoors 6–8 weeks before the last frost. Harden off and transplant after frost when nights are warm. Give plants full sun and well-drained soil. Grow at least two tomatillo plants for pollination and fruit set. Allow space for branching growth; a cage can…
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