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Organic - Cauliflower - Romanesco

Organic - Cauliflower - Romanesco

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Introduction
The document provides detailed information on the cultivation and care of Romanesco cauliflower, a unique variety of Brassica oleracea var. Botrytis, known for its distinctive pine-cone-like, yellow-green flower buds arranged in a logarithmic spiral. This variety is more aromatic and nutrient-rich compared to common cauliflower.

Natural Location
Romanesco cauliflower is traditionally cultivated around the Italian city of Rome, which is reflected in its name.

Cultivation
Romanesco can be cultivated from January to March in a wind-sheltered cold frame or indoors. Plant three seeds per hole in coconut or organic vegetable substrate. After germination, thin out to the strongest seedling. Ideal germination temperature is between 15° and 20°C. From late May, seedlings can be planted outdoors with a spacing of 40 to 50 cm between plants.

Place and Soil Requirements
The plant requires a sunny location with well-grounded, nutritious soil that has good water retention. It has a high nutrient demand.

Care Instructions
Regular watering and nutrition are essential, especially on hot days, while avoiding water-logging. Weeding and soil loosening enhance harvest quality and flavor. Organic vegetable fertilizer can be applied until two to three weeks before harvest.

Winter Care
Romanesco should be re-seeded annually.

Legal and Contact Information
The document is © Saflax, with all rights reserved. For permissions, contact Saflax at their provided address in Münster, Germany.
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Samen Seeds Semences Semillas Sementes 種 About © : Contact SAFLAX - http://www.saflax.de/copyright About © : Contact SAFLAX - - http://www.saflax.de/copyright About © : Contact SAFLAX - http://www.saflax.de/copyright Organic - Cauliflower - Romanesco Brassica oleracea var. Botrytis The Roman cauliflower Romanesco is a fantastic variety from Italy that produces pine-cone-like, yellow-green flower buds arranged in a logarithmic spiral. Romanesco tastes more aromatic than common cauliflower and also contains more vitamins and minerals. Because of its very distinctive shape the Romanesco is also called turret cabbage or minaret cabbage. Harvest as soon as the middle flower bud has properly developed, but is still closed. Cut off the whole stalk with flowers and remove the rooting and all other remaining parts of the plant from the compost. Cauliflower can be stored in the vegetable drawe Natural location: Romanesco is a cauliflower variety that has been cultivated around the Italian city of Rome, hence its name. Cultivation: You can start cultivation from January until March in a wind-sheltered cold frame with a fleece cover for frosty nights, or in pot on your windowsill. Plant three seeds per planting hole about 1 cm deep into coconut substrate or organic vegetable substrate. After germination, you can prick the seedlings out leaving only the strongest one. It will take about four to six weeks after seeding until the seedlings have properly developed. A temperature between 15° and 20° Celsius would be ideal for germination. Starting from the end of May, when there are no frosty nights ahead anymore, and as soon as the seedlings have developed a proper rooting, they can be planted out in the open. Provide some underlining/padding with compost and place the seedlings deep enough into the soil so that the roots are covered with about 1 cm of earth. Leave about 40 to 50 cm space between the plants. Place: The plant has high nutrient demand and grows best at a sunny place of the vegetable patch and in well-grounded, nutritious soil with a good water storage capacity. Care: The plant requires watering and nutrition regularly. Water generously, especially on hot days, but avoid water-logging. Weeding and loosening the surrounding soil from time to time will be rewarded by the plant producing a better harvest and flavour. After planting out, you may regularly provide your Broccoli with organic vegetable fertilizer until about two to three weeks before harvesting. During the winter: The plant should be re-seeded every year. © Saflax * Frank Laue * Gropiusstraße 7a * 48163 Münster * Germany / Allemagne / Germania / Alemania Alle Rechte vorbehalten / All rights reserved / Tous droits réservés / Tutti i diritti riservati / Todos los derechos están reservados / 無断転用禁止 Verwendung nur nach schriftlicher Zustimmung / Using only with prior written permission / Utilisation uniquement avec autorisation écrite préalable / L'utilizzo solo previa autorizzazione scritta / El uso se admiten sólo con una autorización previa por e

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