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Organic - Squash - Delicata

Organic - Squash - Delicata

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Overview: The Delicata squash, a variety of Cucurbita pepo, is characterized by its cream-colored, elongated fruits with green veins. Each plant typically produces five to seven fruits, each about 20 cm long. This variety is bushier, requiring less garden space, and is ideal for stuffing and baking. Delicata squash is versatile in culinary uses, suitable for soups, stews, curries, and as an alternative to potato wedges.
Natural Location: Originally from South America, Delicata squash is now cultivated in warm regions worldwide.
Cultivation: Seeds can be sown outdoors from mid-May or pre-cultivated indoors from mid-March for a richer harvest. Sow one or two seeds 2 cm deep in a pot with moist substrate, cover with perforated clear film, and place in a bright, warm area (20°-25°C). Germination occurs in two to three weeks, with flowering in two months and fruit formation in three months. Limit planting to eight plants per square meter.
Care: Choose a sunny location with nutritious subsoil enriched with humus. Regular watering and occasional fluid fertilization are necessary. To prevent rot, place a wooden board under the fruit. Towards the end of the growing season, trim larger leaves to focus energy on fruit development. Protect plants from snails with a slug fence.
Winter Care: Re-sow seeds the following year.
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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 - Squash - Delicata Cucurbita pepo The fruits of the Delicata are cream-coloured, longish with a green vein. This variety produces tasty, well-textured fruit flesh that is highly suitable for stuffing and baking. Every plant bears five to seven fruits with about 20 cm length. Since the Delicata grows somewhat more bushy it will occupy less space in the garden than other varieties. Pumpkins are very versatile in their use in the kitchen. They are well suited for preparing a soup, stew or curry. Squash can also be a tasty aromatic alternative to potato wedges. Blend some herbs and oil in a bowl and spread the marinade mixture onto pu Natural location: The squash has its origin in South America. Today, it is cultivated in all warm regions all over the world. Cultivation: You may sow the seeds out in the open starting from mid May. However, with pre-cultivation indoors on your windowsill starting from mid March, you can achieve a richer harvest. Place only one or two seeds about 2 cm deep into a bigger pot with moist potting substrate, as pumpkins grow sweepingly wide. Cover the seed container with clear film that you provide with a few small holes. That way the substrate doesn’t dry out, but also gets some air. Every second or third day, you might want to take the clear film completely off for about 2 hours to avoid mold formation on your potting compost. Place the seed container somewhere bright and warm with a temperature between 20° and 25° Celsius and keep the substrate moist, but not wet. The germination usually takes place after two to three weeks. After another month, you may shift the plants into bigger pots or plant them out in the garden (not more than 8 plants per square meter). It usually takes about 2 months from the germination to the flower formation, and another month until fruit formation. Place: Pick a sunny place for cultivation. Care: Pumpkins prefer nutritious subsoil and grow nicely in substrate that has been enriched with humus. If you grow the squash with regular garden soil, it will regularly need some fluid fertilizer. Make sure to water the plant regularly and plentiful. To protect the pumpkin from rotting, you might want to place a wooden board underneath the fruit so it doesn’t lie on the ground directly. Towards the end of the vegetation period, you can cut off bigger leaves to allow the plant to spend more energy on developing the fruits. Pumpkins are very popular with snails, you might want to place a slug fence around for protection. During the winter: Sow again in the next 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 p

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