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  • easy to plant hybrid f1 Fragrance endive seeds/common sowthistle herb seeds 100gram/bags for planting
  • easy to plant hybrid f1 Fragrance endive seeds/common sowthistle herb seeds 100gram/bags for planting

easy to plant hybrid f1 Fragrance endive seeds/common sowthistle herb seeds 100gram/bags for planting

No.00721
Premium cut‑leaf endive seeds, delicate jagged green foliage, crisp slightly‑bitter taste, cold‑resistant, great for salads, home garden, farm land and balcony pots.
$2.72
  • easy to plant hybrid f1 Fragrance endive seeds/common sowthistle herb seeds 100gram/bags for planting

Description

This high‑quality frilly‑leaf endive seed produces dense clusters of finely‑serrated bright‑green leaves. The fresh foliage carries crisp texture and a mild bitter flavour, widely used for fresh‑made salads and stir‑fried dishes. The variety features strong cold‑resistance, fast‑growing speed and stable growth performance, suitable for field planting, home vegetable plots and balcony container cultivation.
Product Highlights
  1. Distinctive finely‑cut jagged‑shaped green leaves with attractive ornamental‑food appearance
  2. Crisp tender texture and unique mild‑bitter flavour ideal for salad cooking
  3. Excellent cold‑hardiness, suited for autumn, winter and early‑spring sowing
  4. Fast‑growing speed, vigorous seedlings and good plant compactness
  5. Sealed metal‑can package for fine moisture‑proof seed preservation
Growing Instructions
  1. Optimal growing temperature ranges 10℃‑22℃. Choose loose, fertile, well‑drained sandy soil.
  2. Evenly scatter seeds and cover with thin‑layer fine soil. Thin seedlings to keep proper spacing.
  3. Add organic base fertilizer, and supply compound fertilizer in the leaf‑expanding stage.
  4. Keep soil slightly moist, avoid water‑logged ground and carry out routine pest control.
  5. Harvest the whole plant once dense lush foliage fully grows.
Seed Storage Guide
Keep the metal can tightly sealed. Store seeds inside cool, dry, shaded locations and stay away from damp air, direct sunlight and high‑temperature surroundings.
FAQ
Q: What main traits does this cut‑leaf endive have
A: It has delicate jagged green leaves, crisp salad‑ready texture, mild bitter taste and outstanding cold‑resistant property.
Q: Can the seeds be planted inside balcony flower‑pots
A: This salad‑type leafy vegetable adapts well to farm‑field plantation and small‑size balcony pot‑growing.
Q: Is seed soaking required before sowing
A: Short‑time cold‑water soaking helps boost germination rate; direct sowing is also workable.
Q: The best‑fit sowing seasons
A: Cool autumn and early‑spring are prime planting seasons, thanks to its strong cold endurance.
Q: Service life for unused seeds
A: Properly‑sealed vegetable seeds maintain favourable germination capacity for 2‑3 years under cool‑dry shaded‑area storage.

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