I don't know if anyone is actually reading this, so, if I don't see any responses, I might re-post in General.
Anyway, I've recently found out that Chia seeds are high in both calories and protein and formed one of the core nutrional foods of the Aztecs. This makes me more than a little interested in trying to grow it, but I haven't found much information about growing it, and nothing about growing it as a "garden" vegetable(ie somewhere between multi acreage and growing for turtle pets).
Does anyone have any information about chia cultivation?
Anyway, I've recently found out that Chia seeds are high in both calories and protein and formed one of the core nutrional foods of the Aztecs. This makes me more than a little interested in trying to grow it, but I haven't found much information about growing it, and nothing about growing it as a "garden" vegetable(ie somewhere between multi acreage and growing for turtle pets).
Does anyone have any information about chia cultivation?
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