Marbled red and green inflorescences: Adds visual interest and variety to garden displays
Edible leaves and seeds: Provides both culinary and nutritional value
Adapted to low desert and arid climates: Thrives in challenging, resource-limited environments
Collectible and rare variety: Of interest to seed savers and traditional agriculture enthusiasts
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Amaranthus cruentus. There is a good deal of variation in this variety. The inflorescences are predominantly red but marbled with green. Some all red and all green inflorescences as well. The green to pink leaves sometimes have light red veination, sometimes white. Originally collected at Huazulco Pueblo in the state of Morelos, Mexico in
