Lamb’s Quarters (Chenopodium album) is a common annual weed with edible leaves that are high in vitamins A and C, calcium, and protein. Often used as a spinach substitute, lamb’s quarters are nutritious and versatile in cooking. The plant is also known for its adaptability to various soil conditions.
Inputs
- Hardiness zone 31
- Hardiness zone 41
- Hardiness zone 51
- Hardiness zone 61
- Hardiness zone 71
- Hardiness zone 81
- Hardiness zone 91
- Hardiness zone 101
- Manganese
Outputs
- Poultry forage2
- Human food (leaves)
Type
Functions
- Nitrogen accumulator3
- Phosphorus accumulator3
- Potassium accumulator3
- Calcium accumulator3
- Manganese accumulator3