Spinach Seeds palak pack of 100 seeds

Name: Spinach Seeds palak pack of 100 seeds
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SKU: spinach
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SKU: spinach Category: Vegetable seeds

Spinach seeds are tiny, round, or egg-shaped seeds that grow into plants. They exist in different types, including smooth-leaf and crinkled-leaf seeds are full of potential, and they give you tasty green leaves whenever you need them within weeks.

Number of Seeds	100 seeds
Sowing month	Sept to Feb
Sowing temperature	18-30C day time
Harvest days	45-60 days
Sun	2 hour monimum sun

Why Grow Spinach Seeds?

Spinach is a healthy vegetable. plant has more vitamins and minerals. Spinach is also a very easy crop to plant, which can be planted repeatedly. Apart from that, it can be planted in several seasons, so that also makes it convenient for home gardeners.

Best Time to Plant Spinach Seeds

Spinach should be planted in cold weather. Spring, early and autumn are the ideal seasons for growing spinach. Spinach dislikes warm weather. Spinach will be of poor quality if planted in summer.

Planting Spinach Seeds

Select a Good Location – Select a location with sun and good drainage.
Prepare the Land – Plow the land and fertilize with compost.
Spinach Seeds Sow the Seeds – Plant seeds half an inch deep and one inch apart.
Water Softly – Water the soil but not too much.
Watch Them Grow – After a week, you would see tiny sprouts.

Taking Care of Spinach Plants

Spinach Seeds Water Occasionally – Keep the soil moist but not wet.
Pull Out Weeds – Weeds would steal the nutrients from the spinach.
Thin the Plants – Take out some of the seedlings if it becomes too thick to allow healthy ones to grow.
Protect from Pests – Check for pests and use natural pest control.

When to Harvest Spinach

Spinach grows fast. You can begin harvesting at 4-6 weeks. Harvest the outer leaves first and allow inner leaves to mature. This will provide you with fresh spinach for longer.

Storing Spinach Seeds

If seed remains, sow them in a dry, cold place. Sealed paper envelope or envelope will do. Keep them out and the seeds will be okay to plant next year.

Conclusion

Lastly Sowing spinach from seed is easy and worth the hassle. With care, you can have homegrown fresh spinach year-round. Sow some now and reap the health benefits of this tasty green also.