Info: Nutrient-rich and very digestible forage plant that tolerates cool weather. Orange, bulbous-oval massive beets standing above the ground, with fresh, healthy leaves. High water requirement. Late harvested very good storability. Both the leaves and the beets are suitable for feeding. Important succulent feed for animals.
Care: Sow 2 - 4 cm deep in rows with 40 - 50 cm spacing, cover with soil and keep moist. Thin strong seedlings to 25 cm spacing. Loves sunny locations and medium-heavy, moist soils. In addition to hoeing and weed control, good nutrient supply is also important. For storage, harvest late but before the first frost.
Tip: High fertilizer requirement, but too much nitrogen adversely affects storability. Can be harvested earlier for fresh feeding.
Sowing: Late March - mid-May outdoors
Germination: 14 - 21 days at 10 - 22°C
Harvest: October - November
Care: Sow 2 - 4 cm deep in rows with 40 - 50 cm spacing, cover with soil and keep moist. Thin strong seedlings to 25 cm spacing. Loves sunny locations and medium-heavy, moist soils. In addition to hoeing and weed control, good nutrient supply is also important. For storage, harvest late but before the first frost.
Tip: High fertilizer requirement, but too much nitrogen adversely affects storability. Can be harvested earlier for fresh feeding.
Sowing: Late March - mid-May outdoors
Germination: 14 - 21 days at 10 - 22°C
Harvest: October - November
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EU-Responsible Post Code: 6449
EU-Responsible Town: Aschersleben
EU-Responsible Country: Germany
EU-Responsible Email: info@quedlinburger-saatgut.de
EU-Responsible Phone Number: 493473840666
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