Virgo Crop Fennel Conditioning Spice Seeds
Virgo Crop Fennel Conditioning Spice Seeds
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Virgo Crop Fennel Conditioning Spice Seeds are a great choice for anyone who loves to cook and wants to add some flavor to their dishes. These high-quality seeds are easy to grow and produce delicious, aromatic fennel that can be used in a variety of dishes.
Highlights:
- Each pack contains 100 high-quality Virgo Crop Fennel Conditioning Spice Seeds
- These seeds are perfect for anyone who wants to grow their own vegetables and add some flavor to their dishes
- Fennel typically blooms in the summer months and produces beautiful, delicate flowers
- These seeds are perfect for spring and autumn planting, making it easy to grow fennel all year round
- These seeds are a type of blooming plant and are considered a bonsai product, making them a great choice for anyone who loves to grow and care for plants.
- Species and varieties: The Virgo Crop Fennel Conditioning Spice Seeds belong to the species Foeniculum vulgare. This variety is known for its robust growth and high yield, producing large bulbs with a rich, sweet flavor and aromatic seeds.
- Hybrid or heirloom: This is a hybrid variety, bred for its superior growth characteristics and resistance to common pests and diseases.
- Pruning and training: Fennel plants do not require much pruning. However, to encourage bushier growth, you can pinch back the tops of the plants when they reach about 4 inches in height.
- Fertilization needs: Fennel plants prefer soil that is rich in organic matter. A balanced vegetable fertilizer can be applied at planting time and again when the plants are about half their mature size.
- Hardiness zones: Fennel thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4-9. It prefers a sunny location with well-drained soil.
- Climate requirements: Fennel seeds require a climate with full sun exposure and moderate temperatures. They can tolerate light frost but prefer warmer conditions.
