Sea Spaghetti
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- Harvested to
- Apr
- Harvested from
- - Jul
This is a species of the lower shore. It grows in thick patches on exposed shores and particularly enjoys high wave action.
It is a common brown alga and gets its name from its long string like fronds. One shoot grows from a button and then repeatedly divides, reaching 2 meters in length by summer.
- Typical uses
A fantastic eating seaweed, this really is a standalone in the wrack family. Not just a substitute for pasta, it is an excellent salt replacement, it also is rich in umami and goes well with too many foods to list!
Our recommended applications for sea spaghetti
Months of wild harvest sea spaghetti production
We have developed a detailed knowledge of harvest seasons. Specifically, it may be possible to pick small quantities of a variety early in a season, but we delay first harvest until the rates reach commercial scale. Indicative seasons for our key species are given below. Please contact us if you would like to learn more about production months.
Species | January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December |
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Is currently not available during January | Is currently not available during February | Is currently not available during March | Is available during April | Is available during May | Is available during June | Is available during July | Is currently not available during August | Is currently not available during September | Is currently not available during October | Is currently not available during November | Is currently not available during December |