Seed Type: Desi, Native, Non-Hybrid, Open Pollinated and Non-GMO
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Common Name
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Artichoke
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Quantity
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30 Seeds |
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Germination Percentage
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85-90
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What Is Artichoke? — Know Your Flower
Artichoke (ఆర్టిచోక్ | आर्टिचोक) is a perennial flowering plant known for its large, thistle-like edible flower buds. Botanically called Cynara scolymus, it grows up to 100–150 cm tall and produces striking purple blooms if left unharvested. Native to the Mediterranean region, it has adapted well to mild Indian climates, especially in cooler seasons. Seedvanam.
Why Artichoke Is Perfect for Indian Home Gardens
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Why Grow
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Detail
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Climate Match
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Thrives in mild South Indian and pan-India winter conditions
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Space
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Medium-sized plant — grows well in large pots and garden beds
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Season
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Best growth in Winter and early Spring
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Skill Level
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Moderate — suitable for gardeners with basic experience
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Artichoke Colour Varieties Available
SeedVanam's Artichoke seeds produce green bud varieties with beautiful purple flowering heads — perfect for creating a unique edible garden, ornamental borders, or a premium kitchen garden setup.
How to Grow Artichoke Seeds — Step-by-Step
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Step
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Action
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1. Soil Prep
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Use well-draining potting mix + compost
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2. Sowing Depth
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5–10 mm deep
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3. Sowing Method
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Seedling tray transplant preferred
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4. Watering
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Keep moist until germination, then moderate watering
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5. Sunlight
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Full sun — minimum 6–8 hours/day
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6. Thinning
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Thin to 60–90 cm spacing once 10–15 cm tall
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7. Blooming
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Expect buds in 16–20 weeks
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Sowing Calendar — Artichoke Seeds in India
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Region
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Best Sowing Season
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Bloom Season
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Hyderabad / Telangana / AP
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October–November
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February–April
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South India (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala)
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October–December
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January–March
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North India (Delhi, Punjab, UP)
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September–October
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February–April
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West India (Maharashtra, Gujarat)
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October–November
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February–April
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Artichoke — Quick Grow Facts
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Parameter
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Detail
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Botanical Name
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Cynara scolymus
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Telugu Name
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ఆర్టిచోక్
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Hindi Name
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आर्टिचोक
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Sowing Season
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September–December
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Germination
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10–20 days
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Days to First Bloom
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110–140 days
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Plant Height
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100–150 cm
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Best For
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Terrace (large pots), Garden beds, Edible landscapes
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Seed Type
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Non-GMO, Open-Pollinated, Desi
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Common Names of Artichoke Seeds Across India
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State/Region
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Common Name
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Andhra Pradesh & Telangana
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ఆర్టిచోక్ (Artichoke)
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Tamil Nadu
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ஆர்டிச்சோக் (Artichoke)
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Karnataka
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ಆರ್ಟಿಚೋಕ್ (Artichoke)
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Maharashtra
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आर्टिचोक (Artichoke)
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Gujarat
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આર્ટિચોક (Artichoke)
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North India
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आर्टिचोक (Artichoke)
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West Bengal
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আর্টিচোক (Artichoke)
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Odisha
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ଆର୍ଟିଚୋକ (Artichoke)
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Kerala
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ആർട്ടിച്ചോക്ക് (Artichoke)
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Why Buy Artichoke Seeds from SeedVanam?
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Desi / Non-GMO seeds — save and replant each season
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Fresh stock — sourced and packed for Indian growing conditions
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Hyderabad-based — ships pan-India, free shipping above ₹499
Frequently Asked Questions — Artichoke Seeds
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Question
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Answer
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What is Artichoke called in Telugu?
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ఆర్టిచోక్ (Artichoke)
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When to sow in Hyderabad?
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October–November — thrives in winter
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Balcony/terrace suitable?
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Yes — needs large pots (12–16 inch)
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Hybrid or desi?
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Desi, open-pollinated — seeds can be saved
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Germination time?
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10–20 days under Indian conditions
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