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Broccoli, Green Sprouting Calabrese Seeds 30's

Name: Broccoli, Green Sprouting Calabrese Seeds 30s
SKU: SASC 194
Price: 26.00 ZAR
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Location

South Africa

Product code

SASC 194

Bob Shop ID

591458504

Broccoli is a tasty member of the brassica family packed full of healthy vitamins. It is one of the easiest members of the brassica family to grow and requires little maintenance throughout the growing cycle. Broccoli is a unique crop in that it can yield two harvests per year (one in the fall and one in the summer) depending on when you plant it. Choose an area of your garden with full sun and rich soil and start planting today.

Every seed variety undergoes organic cultivation and self-testing on our South African, Botswanan, Zambian, and Tanzanian farms. Our commitment lies in offering a diverse selection of organically grown, open-pollinated, Non-GMO seeds, proudly produced and acclimated locally.

Before planting, please verify the conditions in your area suitable for the specific seed type. Growth rates and germination times hinge on various factors like soil conditions, rainfall/watering patterns, climate, and more. The outcome of growth and harvest may be influenced by these conditions.

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