Front of Amaranth ‘Red Army’ seed packet showing deep red ornamental amaranth variety (Amaranthus spp.)
Close-up of Amaranth ‘Red Army’ foliage showing rich red edible leaves of ornamental amaranth
Side view of Amaranth ‘Red Army’ seed packet with variety and sowing details visible
Close-up of Amaranth ‘Red Army’ leaves showing edible red amaranth foliage suitable for salads and microgreens
Back of Amaranth ‘Red Army’ seed packet showing sowing instructions and growing information
Amaranth ‘Red Army’ flowering spikes with bold red plumes on a drought-tolerant ornamental plant

Amaranth 'Red Army' Seeds

Amaranthus 'Red Army'

Ornamental, drought-resistant amaranth 'red army'. Grow a unique garden with amaranthus 'red army' seeds, featuring deep red ornamental foliage and impressive drought tolerance. These unusual plants, grown from seeds, thrive in the summer heat and offer a nutritional powerhouse for garden enthusiasts seeking both beauty and resilience.

Approx 400 seeds

  • Drought Resistant
  • Grow Your Own
  • Micro Green
  • Not Fussy

Amaranth 'Red Army' Seeds – Quick Growing Guide

Amaranth 'Red Army' seeds produce striking red foliage and edible leaves, ideal for ornamental and culinary use. Sow from March to September in well-drained soil with full sun. Germination takes 7–14 days. Regular watering keeps plants healthy, with leaves ready to harvest in 4–6 weeks.

How to Sow, Grow and Harvest Amaranth 'Red Army' Seeds

  • Sow:March–September, direct outdoors or in pots
  • Germination:7–14 days
  • Grow:Full sun, well-drained soil
  • Water:Regular watering, keep soil moist but not waterlogged
  • Harvest:Leaves from 4–6 weeks; cut young shoots for microgreens
  • Best for:Beds, pots, microgreens, ornamental displays

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Amaranth 'Red Army' Seeds – Striking Red Ornamental and Edible Plant