Brassica Narinosa (WuTat Choy) Seeds

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🌱 Nurture the Cold-Resilient Crunch: Brassica Narinosa - Where Flavor and Toughness Converge!

There is a kind of vegetable that looks as beautiful as a flower, has high nutritional value, tastes sweet and tender, and is a representative of cold-resistant vegetables. It is brassica narinosa, also known as yellow heart cabbage.

Features:

• CLIMATE: Cold to Tropical
• TEMPERATURE RANGE: -10 to 27°C / -14 to 80°F can withstand light frosts and hot temperatures for short periods.
• SOIL TYPE: Soil should be loose and well-draining.
• LOCATION: Full sun will tolerate some shade.
• PH: 6.0-7.5
• GROWTH TYPE: Annual or Biennial depending on climate.
• MATURITY: Average 50-60 days
• GERMINATION RATES: 96%

❄️Cold Tolerance: Brassica Narinosa is renowned for its exceptional cold tolerance. It thrives in cooler weather conditions and actually tends to grow better and taste even more delicious as the temperature drops. This makes it an ideal choice for cultivation in regions with colder climates, allowing for a more extended growing season.

🌞Strong Adaptation to Soil: It can grow in a range of soil conditions, which makes it a versatile option for gardeners and farmers. Its ability to flourish in different soils adds to its ease of cultivation.

❤️Nutrient-Rich: Brassica Narinosa is exceptionally nutritious. It is a rich source of essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It provides nutrients like vitamin C, vitamin K, calcium, and folate, contributing to a healthy diet. Additionally, it contains dietary fiber, which aids digestion and supports overall well-being.

🏡SOWING:

Strip sowing or scattering. After sowing, cover the soil, slightly compressed, watering, moisturizing. Seeding rate is 11.25-15.0 kg per hectare in fall, increasing to 22.5-37.5 kg in spring and summer.

🌼SOIL REQUIREMENTS:

In the growth period requires sufficient fertilizer, need more nitrogen fertilizer, potash fertilizer, followed by the least phosphorus. Strong adaptability to the soil, but rich in organic matter, water retention and fertility of slightly acidic clay loam soil is most suitable.