Chia Tarot Seed Packet 🌞
Grow vitality and transformation with this Chia (Salvia hispanica) seed packet—an ancient plant cherished by Aztec and Mayan civilizations for its strength, nourishment and versatility. Tiny chia seeds are rich in omega-3s and protein, offering a powerful reminder that small beginnings hold great potential.
In tarot, the High Priestess represents hidden wisdom and intuitive power, much like the chia plant’s quiet transformation from seed to superfood. This bushy, drought-tolerant annual bridges the ancient and the modern—connecting nourishment, knowledge and spirit.
✨ Features ✨
• Ancient superfood rich in omega-3s and protein
• Grows easily in containers or garden beds
• Drought tolerant once established
• Symbol of wisdom, nourishment and transformation
🌿 Consciously Crafted 🌿
• Sustainably grown in the USA, non-GMO, open-pollinated seeds
• Mindfully packaged with eco-friendly materials
• Each tarot seed packet connects intention with growth—your ritual, your way
🌸 How to Plant 🌸
Chia grows in a bush-like habit and thrives in full sun. Drought tolerant once established.
Instructions: Sow seeds into a sunny area in spring after the threat of frost has passed. Press into soil and keep moist until germination. Harvest seeds when flower heads are dry and brown.
Plant: Surface sow—do not cover
Spacing: 18–24" apart
Germination: 3–14 days
Maturity: 100–120 days
Height: 24–48"
Soil: Well-draining
Hardiness: Zones 3–10
Light: Full sun
Life Cycle: Annual in zones below 8
Support Needed: None
🌾 Seeds Included: Salvia hispanica
• Seed Count: Approximately 2,330 seeds per packet (4.6 g)
🌱 Growing Microgreens 🌱
Moisten soil or growth medium and spread seeds evenly over the surface. Press lightly to smooth. Mist with water until damp, then cover for 1–3 days. Check daily to keep moist.
Uncover and place in a well-lit area with at least 12 hours of light. Mist gently but thoroughly to maintain moisture.
Harvest in 7–14 days when microgreens reach 2–3 inches in height. Rotate trays regularly for even growth and to prevent legginess.
