Growing Guide: Inca Peanut
Common Names:
Sacha Peanut, Mountain Peanut, Inca Nut, Amendoim-de-Inka, Amuio, Ticazo, Wild peanut, Supua, Sacha inchi
Traditional Uses:
Culinary, Cosmetics
Sacha Peanut, Mountain Peanut, Inca Nut, Amendoim-de-Inka, Amuio, Ticazo, Wild peanut, Supua, Sacha inchi
Native to:
Tropical South America
Traditional Uses:
Culinary, Cosmetics
Plant Type:
Perennial Evergreen Climbing Shrub
Harvest Season:
8 months after sowing
Mature Size:
6 ft tall
Soil & Moisture:
Rich, well-draining soil. Grows best in slightly acidic soil.
Light Requirements:
Full Sun, Part Shade
Self-Fertile:
Yes
Growth Rate:
Fast
Zone Hardiness:
Outdoors 10-12 with frost protection; Patio/Greenhouse 4+
Propagation:
Our Inca Peanut is grown by seed and is capable of harvest within a growing season