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Days to germination: 4 to 5 days Days to harvest: 90 to 120 days Light requirements: Full sun Water requirements: Water occasionally during dry spells Soil: Well-drained and fertile Container: Not suitable for container growing Introduction First of all, the name of this grain plant is pronounced “keen-wa”, and its seeds are high in protein which makes it a nutritious grain to grow. The protein is considered a “complete” protein, a rarity in the plant world. This makes quinoa a popular food among vegans and vegetarians.

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