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Basil mixture
Basil mixture
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A colorful selection of basil varieties. The mixture contains Lemon Basil, Cinnamon Basil, the Eastern Red Dark Opal, and Common Basil
A colorful selection of basil varieties. The mixture contains Lemon Basil, Cinnamon Basil, the Eastern Red Dark Opal, and Common Basil
- Variety name: Basil mixture
- Family: leaf
- Number per box: 9
- Height: 30 to 50 cm
- Sowing: from May to August
- Sowing depth: 0.5 to 1 cm
- Germination time: around 18°C in 5 to 7 days
- Time to harvest: from 7-8 weeks
- Sunlight: needs a sunny spot
Please note: the individual plants can grow much larger. We intentionally sow them close together to quickly harvest a variety of leaves. If the plants get too big, sow again in another section.
You sow this mixture directly outdoors, directly into the mix.
We choose to put 9 plants in a box, although the mature plants actually become too large for that. But this way you get a nice combination of the four different types.
In addition, you are more or less forced to quickly and abundantly harvest the leaves. And that's what basil is all about, right?
If you want the plants to grow a bit larger, then preferably place them in an MM-mini. They do very well in this and have plenty of room to expand to the side.
We choose to put 9 plants in a box, although the mature plants actually become too large for that. But this way you get a nice combination of the four different types.
In addition, you are more or less forced to quickly and abundantly harvest the leaves. And that's what basil is all about, right?
If you want the plants to grow a bit larger, then preferably place them in an MM-mini. They do very well in this and have plenty of room to expand to the side.
Water the basil plants regularly and pinch off flower buds as soon as you see them. This way you get more side branches and therefore more leaves.
The step-by-step sowing and growing instructions for Basil can be found in the Easy Vegetable Garden app.
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