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Spinach Spinacia oleracea "Matador" (Nojaus seeds, 2 g)
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Spinach Spinacia oleracea "Matador" (Nojaus seeds, 2 g)

Seller: ALLIKASILM

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0,45 €
About this product

Spinach "Matador" is a very productive Spinacia oleracea variety for spring and autumn crops. The seeds are from the Lithuanian company Nojaus sėklos, 2 g per packet. Buy "Matador" spinach seeds in Estonia from the ALLIKASILM nursery.

It is cold-tolerant: seeds germinate from 4 °C, and leaves can be cut about 30 days after sowing. The leaves are large and tasty, and the plant is slow to bolt. Spinach is rich in iron.

Use it in salads, purées, soups and for freezing. Spinach grows in sun or partial shade, best in fertile, moist soil.

Specifications
  • Type: leafy vegetable, seeds
  • Botanical name: Spinacia oleracea "Matador"
  • Producer: Nojaus sėklos (Lithuania)
  • Sowing: spring III–V, for autumn crop VII–VIII
  • Germination: from 4 °C, usually in 7–14 days
  • Harvest: leaves ~30 days after sowing
  • Spacing: rows 20–30 cm, 2–3 cm deep
  • Light: sun or partial shade
  • Soil: fertile, moist
  • Size: packet 2 g
Advice from our agronomist

Planting. Sow spinach directly outdoors as soon as the soil thaws – from late March or April to May, and again in July–August for an autumn crop. Sow 2–3 cm deep with 20–30 cm between rows; thin to 8–10 cm.

Watering and feeding. Water regularly: in moist soil the leaves are larger and juicier and the plant bolts later. Add compost before sowing; spinach likes fertile soil.

Care. Hoe and weed between rows. Pick leaves before the plant starts to send up a flower stalk – after that they turn coarse.

Gardener's tip. Spinach bolts quickly in the long days of June–July, so make the main sowings in early spring and late summer – "Matador" copes well with autumn cold.

Codes and attributes
Warehouse code 4309
Category Greens
Delivery and timing
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