Eggplant (Benary´s) Blaukönigin

3,4896,30

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Very early eggplant with outdoor suitability.

SKU: 4260522170933
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Description

Blaukönigin is one of the earliest aubergine varieties and surprises in July with a lush and prolonged harvest. The variety is ideal for outdoor cultivation, but can also be grown in containers and on the balcony. The compact, rather small variety (heights around 60cm) brings reliable yields even outside the wine-growing regions and convinces with its medium-sized (about 150g) purple fruits and good plant health.

The taste is pleasantly intense, but not bitter. The fruits cook and fry wonderfully.

Overall, the variety is very undemanding, requires no support or intensive fertilization and is therefore ideal for the home garden.

Location requirements

Sunny, rich in nutrients.

Sowing

March – April. Sowing depth: 1 – 2 cm.

Germination

15 – 20 ° C, 8 – 10 days.

Plantation

Yield can be significantly increased by moderate fertilization, but above all by watering.

Distances

30 x 30 cm – 40 x 40 cm. or in a pot.

Harvest

June – September.

Additional information

Packaging unit

Packet with 1000 seeds, Packet with 15 seeds, Packet with 250 seeds, Packet with 50 seeds

Admission

Amateur variety

Scientific name

Solanum melongena

Further information

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