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black cabbage seeds

No.00773
High‑germination heirloom black cabbage (Tuscan dinosaur kale) seeds, wrinkled near‑black long leaves, rich‑antioxidant, extreme cold‑hardy, multi‑cut harvest, suitable for balcony pots, home gardens and farm‑field planting
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  • black cabbage seeds

Description

Our premium black‑cabbage seeds undergo strict manual screening to discard shrivelled, broken, mould‑damaged and inactive grains. Black cabbage, also well‑known as Cavolo Nero, Tuscan Kale or Dinosaur Kale, is a famous Italian heirloom leaf‑vegetable with unique long, heavily‑wrinkled, deep‑black‑green textured foliage.
Leaves carry abundant anthocyanin antioxidants, mild earthy sweet flavour and low‑bitterness. The robust cold‑hardy plant tolerates heavy frost; cold weather will further improve leaf taste. It supports repeated leaf picking and adapts well to balcony container planting, backyard garden beds, greenhouse cultivation and large‑scale commercial growing.

Core Product Features

  1. Hand‑picked plump qualified seeds, steady high germination rate and uniform vigorous seedlings
  2. Classic open‑pollinated heirloom variety, mature within 60‑65 days; tender baby‑leaf harvest available merely 21 days after sprouting
  3. Distinctive long narrow crinkled leaves, deep near‑black‑green colour, thick wax‑coated foliage with strong oxidation‑resistance
  4. Excellent frost endurance, survives mild winter outdoors; frost‑exposed leaves turn sweeter and crisper
  5. Supports multiple‑time leaf‑cut harvesting; outer‑leaf picking encourages new tender foliage regrowth
  6. Nutrient‑dense edible greens, perfect for salad, stir‑fry, soup, pasta dishes and micro‑green cultivation; small packs and bulk wholesale orders are available

Detailed Planting Guide

  1. Best Sowing Season
    Sow in early‑spring or late summer‑autumn. Optimal growing temperature ranges 10℃‑22℃. Autumn‑sown crops deliver the darkest‑coloured, best‑flavoured leaves.
  2. Seed Pre‑Treatment
    Soak seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 3‑4 hours, remove floating dead seeds, lay seeds on damp cloth for pre‑sprouting.
  3. Soil Requirement
    Choose loose, fertile, fast‑draining loam soil mixed with organic compost. Add proper nitrogen‑rich fertilizer to boost leaf growth, avoid water‑stagnant planting ground.
  4. Sowing & Spacing
    Bury seeds 0.5‑1 cm deep. Keep 40‑50 cm row spacing and 15‑20 cm plant spacing after seedling‑thinning.
  5. Germination Period
    Keep top‑layer soil consistently moist. Black cabbage seeds germinate within 5‑8 days under suitable‑temperature moist soil. Clear away weeds in the early‑growth phase.
  6. Daily‑Care & Harvest
    Provide 6‑8 hours of full‑sunlight exposure every day. Maintain steady soil moisture. Pick outer mature leaves cyclically and leave inner buds to sprout new foliage for repeated harvests.

Seed Storage Instruction

Store leftover seeds inside cool, dry, shaded and well‑ventilated spots. Stay away from high‑heat, humid air and strong direct sunlight to preserve seed vitality.

Basic Plant Information

  • Botanical Name: Brassica oleracea var. acephala (Cavolo Nero)
  • Plant Category: Cold‑hardy biennial heirloom kale‑type leaf vegetable
  • Sunlight Demand: Full sunlight
  • Suitable Soil: Fertile loose well‑drained loam soil
  • Plant Height: 60‑120 cm, rosette‑shaped long wrinkled dark‑toned leaves

FAQ

  1. How many days do black cabbage seeds take to germinate?
    After soaking pretreatment, viable seeds sprout within 5‑8 days under moist suitable‑temperature soil.
  2. Can black cabbage survive freezing cold weather?
    Yes, it features outstanding frost resistance. Light frost eliminates leaf bitterness and brings out sweeter flavour.
  3. Am I allowed to harvest many times from one plant?
    You can repeatedly harvest the outer mature dark‑green leaves, and the centre growing bud will continuously produce new tender foliage.

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