»Growing Cabbage Seed To Harvest- The Definitive Guide«

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08:05:00

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2023

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The Ripe Tomato Farms
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»Growing Cabbage Seed To Harvest- The Definitive Guide«

As a vegetable consumed as the main sauce or as a supplement highly nutritious, cabbage production is done by using simple technologies.
Being a crop under brassica oleracea family, cabbage in tropical climate can be grown twice a year and is typically grown for its foliage. It is either directly seeded or planted from seedlings to the containers or the main open field.

Crop management

First, start cabbage planting 6 weeks before last spring frosts it for spring planting and use seed pots or trays seedlings. Plant 1-3 seed per hole in centre at 1/2 an inch deep in quality pot mix and thin later after germination in 6 days at 75-80 degrees centigrade temperature to leave the single strongest seedlings per hole after a week.
Similarly, reduce temperatures to 15-21 degrees centigrade, give much light and plant outside after frost and in 6 weeks before first frost. As seedlings are ready in 6 weeks for transplanting, cabbage grows best in temperatures of 40-70 degrees fahrein height and during planting, add compost to soil and plant at good spacing..
Prepare bed for planting by removing weeds, lay weed barrier on bed, put pot mix on it, level, plant seedlings and mulch. Cabbage is a 3 months crop which require regular watering and it is ready for harvesting when head is swollen and firm on the touch.
Furthermore, to collect cabbage head, cut stem on soil and peel off leaves and after, twist and pull for smaller heads and keep in a refrigerator. Water roots not foliage to prevent diseases and dont over fertilize.
Finally, pests include cabbage butterflies, flea beetles, cut worms and aphids.
Sequence from Sequence to Description
00:0000:45In tropical climates, cabbage is grown twice a year.
00:4600:52Cabbage is a crop under brassica oleracea family.
00:5301:06Cabbage is typically grown for its foliage.
01:0701:14It can be directly sown or planted from seedlings.
01:1502:00Start cabbage planting 6 weeks before last spring frost it for spring planting.
02:0102:32Use seed pot or trays for seedlings and plant in centre.
02:3302:43Plant 1-3 seeds per hole and thin later.
02:4402:58Seeds germinate 6 days at 75-80 degrees Fahrenheit and first leaves appear on 9th day.
02:5903:04Thin to single strongest seedling with in a week.
03:0503:07Reduce temperatures, give much sunlight and plant outside after frost.
03:0803:16Seedlings are ready at 6 weeks for transplanting.
03:1703:51During planting, add compost to soil and plant at good spacing.
03:5204:49Prepare bed, put on pot mix, level it, plant and mulch seedlings.
04:5005:02Cabbage is a 3 months crop hence water it.
05:0306:08Cabbage is ready for harvesting when head is swollen and firm on touch.
06:0906:24To collect cabbage head, cut stem on soil and peel off leaves.
06:2506:40Twist and pull for smaller heads and keep in refrigerator.
06:4107:40Water roots not foliage and don't over fertilize.
07:4108:05Summary

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