Urja F1 Hybrid Shakti Plus Cabbage Seeds, Mainly Grown In Winter Crop Season

Description

Urja F1 Hybrid Shakti Plus Cabbage seeds are easy to grow vegetable beans. The seeds require a balanced amount of fertilizer and water to grow. It will germinate within a week or two, but you may need to wait up to 3 months to get quality Cabbage. Botanical Name: Brassica Oleracea Seed Specifications Specifications Details Name Cabbage Seeds Other Common Names Leafy Cabbage Seeds Patta Gobhi ke beej Germination Time 7 to 10 days Harvesting Time 3 to 4 months Length Approx 5 to 5.5cm Weight Approx 1 to 1.5kg Color Dark Green Feature and Benefits Grows best in a cool, moist climate and is very hardy to frost, even at the head formation stage. Its quality becomes poor in dry climates, and much of its delicate flavor is lost. It is grown mainly as a winter crop. It can tolerate high or low temperatures as compared to cauliflower Ball head shape and dark green in color with 8 to 10 external leaves Mid–main season variety Excellent field growing capacity and very uniform growing habit Nutritional Components Fiber Antioxidants Magnesium Folate Iron Vitamin A Calcium Vitamin C, K, and A Seed Requirements Requirements Details Season Spring, Summer, and Winter Soil Loamy soil with high organic matter Sunlight 6 to 8 hours of full sunlight Temperature 15 to 25°C Water Drip irrigation system Fertilizer Yes How to Sow Seeds? It is ideal to sow seeds in winter season. Prepare loamy and fertile soil to sow cabbage seeds. Sow at least 1 to 2 cm deep in the field or use seedling trays. Start with sprinkling and gradually reduce the watering when it grows true leaves. The seeds will germinate within a couple of days, and then you can transplant them to the farming field. Ensure the crops get enough sunlight to produce quality vegetables. After 3 to 4 months, you can harvest the crops. Safety Tips: Add organic fertilizer to ensure crop safety. You can use tested crop remedies to prevent pests, insects, and other viral infections. It is recommended to use limited amount of water as the crops start to grow.