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Spinach 'Early Giant Leaf'
Spinacia oleracea 1920 Greenhouse sowing : January - February Harvesting: February - April Outdoor sowing...
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Description
Spinacia oleracea
1920
Greenhouse sowing : January - February
Harvesting: February - April
Outdoor sowing : February - April and August - October
Harvesting : April June and September - December
Contents small packs : 50 grams (for min. 10 m2)
Number of seeds per gram : 90 seed
Planting distance : 15x3 cm
Situation : sun-semi-shade
Plant height: 20 cm
Spinach 'Early Reuzenblad' is a sharp-seeded variety and a fast grower. Early Reuzenblad is especially suitable for early cultivation. Spinach is not very sensitive to frost.
Sow from January-February under glass and from mid-February to early April in the open ground. Early Reuzenblad requires a good fertilized soil. From the beginning of August, men can use Vroeg Reuzenblad again. Harvests can take 4 to 6 weeks. Spinach is not very sensitive to frost, so it is not necessary to cover it.
TIP: also suitable as a baby leaf (sowing period: February-October)!
Ingredients & recipe
50 grams of ‘Vroeg Reuzenblad’ spinach seeds (Spinacia oleracea), approximately 90 seeds per gram.
How to use it
- Sow under glass in January–February or outdoors from mid-February–early April and again from August.
- Sow at 15 × 3 cm in well-fertilised soil.
- Harvest approximately 4–6 weeks after sowing; frost protection is not required.
Technical details
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Frequently asked questions
How quickly can I harvest Vroeg Reuzenblad?
The spinach can be harvested approximately four to six weeks after sowing.
Must I cover this spinach against frost?
No, this variety has low frost sensitivity and, according to the source, does not need covering.
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