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Mazuma Wasabi - Raintree Nursery

Mazuma Wasabi

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$19.99 - $24.99
$19.99
$19.99 - $24.99
$19.99
SKU L557

Wasabia japonica 'Mazuma'

Mazuma Wasabi is native to Japan and is grown for its unique, enlarged stem or rhizome. Wasabi prefers shade and cool temperatures, so is well suited to the Pacific Northwest. The highest grade of wasabi is grown in moving water, but it does just fine in soil and in containers. Wasabi grows best in summer shade on soils high in organic matter, well watered, and with good drainage. When planting wasabi, the crown should remain above the soil surface. Temperatures below 27° F. can kill the plant, so winter protection is advisable. Its ideal range is between 40 and 70 degrees. Slug control may be necessary.

USDA Zone: 8-10

Grow Height:  2' (Groundcover)

Sun: Full to Partial Shade

Ripening Time: N/A

Pollination: N/A

Size: 4" Pot
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  • Will this Wasabi plant grow in SE Alaska? I am on Admiralty Island.

    This wasabi is a zone 8 plant and may die during your winters as they are too cold.

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Krysalis C.
I Never Thought!!!

I had to transplant my Wasabi TWICE last year!!!! They do love the shade and moist soil I have them under a fir tree. I did put my pots under the tarted area (with breathing room) for the winter/snow and frost. So far they are doing ok. Plan on putting them in a bigger pot in the spring and I’ll post with pictures 😁

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Jeff

I might order. It came healthy and looking really good!

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Jonathan L.
Not happy with the purchase

The wasabi plant arrived with black spots on the leaves. Researching this further, it looks like it had some sort of disease. Reaching out to customer support did not help as they have ignored my concern.