Name: High germination rate Pisum sativum seeds 10 gram/bags
Brand: Shanghai Touchhealthy seeds shop
SKU: 01222
Price: 0.88 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Pisum sativum, commonly known as garden pea. Our high‑grade pea seeds are manually screened to remove shrivelled, broken and low‑activity grains. This cool‑season climbing legume plant bears plump sweet green peas inside long pods. Fresh pea kernels taste tender, sweet and rich in plant‑based protein, vitamins and dietary fibre.

The vine‑type pea adapts well to balcony deep containers, backyard garden plots, greenhouses and open farmland. It features strong cold tolerance, straightforward maintenance and stable pod‑setting capacity, perfect for home‑garden lovers and commercial growers.

Key Features

Hand‑picked plump intact seeds, fast uniform germination and vigorous hardy seedlings
Climbing vine stems, abundant green pods filled with plump tender sweet pea kernels
Rich nutrition, pleasant sweet flavour, great suitability for fresh‑eating, cooking and stir‑fry
Excellent cold resistance, thrives in cool weather, suitable for autumn and early‑spring sowing
Root nodules fix nitrogen to improve soil quality, few serious plant diseases
Low‑impurity clean‑grade sowing‑seeds for household potted‑planting and large‑scale farm cultivation

Full Product Description

Pisum sativum is an annual cool‑climate legume vegetable. It produces twisting climbing green vines, compound oval‑shaped green leaves and small white blossoms. After pollination, flowers grow into elongated green pea‑pods packed with round edible seeds.

Every batch of seeds undergoes strict manual screening to discard mouldy, damaged and under‑developed grains. Premium‑quality seeds sprout evenly and grow robust vines. Adequate sunlight boosts pod yield and kernel sweetness. Loose well‑drained loamy soil prevents root rot and water‑logged damage.

Packaging & Shipping Notes

Hard pea seeds are sealed inside thick moisture‑proof bags. Outer carton packaging prevents grain breakage and seed loss during transportation.

Keep seed packets away from high‑temperature zones, humid air and prolonged direct sunlight. Reseal leftover seeds tightly and store within cool, dry and well‑ventilated indoor spaces.

Planting Guide

Best Sowing Season

Sow in early spring or late autumn. Suitable growing temperature ranges 10℃‑22℃. Hot summer heat will hinder vine growth and pod formation.

Seed Pre‑Treatment

Soak seeds in room‑temperature clean water for 8‑12 hours
Discard floating inactive seeds
Place soaked seeds on damp soft cloth for pre‑sprouting to shorten germination cycles

Soil Requirement

Clear stones and weeds, deeply loosen planting soil. Loose fertile well‑drained loamy soil works best. Peas thrive in nitrogen‑light soil thanks to their nitrogen‑fixing root system.

Sowing Operation

Bury seeds 2‑3 cm deep underground, reserve proper row spacing and set up trellis supports for climbing pea‑vines.

Germination & Seedling Care

Keep steady mild soil moisture. Healthy Pisum sativum seeds germinate within 6‑10 days under cool‑warm conditions. Thin over‑crowded seedlings and carry out regular weeding.

Daily‑care for Mature Plants

Enough daylight promotes plentiful pods. Water evenly and avoid flooded soil. Add phosphorus‑potassium fertilizer during the blooming and pod‑swelling period. Harvest green pods once peas inside turn plump.

Seed Storage & Package

Moisture‑proof sealed packaging shields seeds from dampness, mould and shipping‑caused damage.

Store unused seeds inside cool, dry, shaded and ventilated locations. Refrigerated storage retains seed vitality. Stay away from hot‑humid surroundings. Complete sowing within three‑month storage for optimal germination‑rate results.

Product Specifications

Plant Species：Pisum Sativum (Garden Pea)

Seed Type：Cold‑tolerant annual climbing legume garden‑pea seed

Growth Trait：Twisting green climbing vines, green pods filled with sweet plump round pea kernels

Sun Requirement：6‑8 hours of direct sunlight each day

Suitable Soil：Loose fertile well‑drained loamy garden soil

Hardiness：Cold‑resistant, nitrogen‑fixing, low‑maintenance cool‑season vegetable

Main Usage：Deep‑pot balcony planting, home‑garden cultivation, greenhouse and commercial farm‑field growing, fresh edible green vegetable

FAQ

Q1: How long do Pisum sativum garden pea seeds take to germinate?

A1: After water soaking, qualified seeds sprout within 6‑10 days in suitable cool‑moist planting soil.

Q2: Do pea plants need climbing brackets

A2: Pisum sativum belongs to winding climbing vines. Trellis support keeps vines upright, improves air circulation and greatly raises pod‑setting yield.

Q3: Why peas prefer low‑nitrogen planting soil

A3: Pea root nodules are capable of fixing nitrogen from the air. Excessive nitrogen fertilizer only produces thick leaves with fewer pods.

High germination rate Pisum sativum seeds 10 gram/bags