★ 350 Seeds of Purple Kohlrabi

Seeds grown without pesticides during cultivation

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★ 350 seeds of purple kohlrabi.
2025 harvest
It is cold-resistant and very easy to grow, making it a vegetable that even beginners can cultivate. Please try growing and eating it.

You can easily grow it using planters.

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?? Recommended ways to eat
Salads, simmered dishes, stir-fries, soups, pickles, vinegared dishes

?? Sowing: Late March to late April, mid-July to late August
Optimal germination temperature: 15℃ to 30℃
Harvest in about 60-70 days

?? Cultivation method

. Sowing
Space the plants about 20cm apart. Sow seeds in rows 1cm deep and lightly cover with soil.

. Thinning
Once the cotyledons have emerged, thin out crowded seedlings. When the true leaves are 2-3, space them 4-5cm apart. When the plants are 5-6cm tall, space them 15cm apart.

. Harvest
Harvest when the diameter of the swollen stem is about 5-7cm. Pull it up or cut off the swollen stem at the base with scissors. It can be harvested in about 60-70 days, but be aware that if it grows too large, it can become tough.

?? [Precautions]

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?? Store seeds at room temperature (in a cool, dark place) or in the refrigerator. Germination rates and cultivation results are affected by weather, environment, and cultivation methods. We cannot guarantee germination.
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