Sowing chives ( Allium schoenoprasum ) |
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Crop group: Herbs | Crop family : Onion family |
Well-known varieties : Fine , Coarse, Chinese Garlic chives, Prager BIO | Sowing depth: 1.3 cm |
Height : 25 cm | Sowing distance: 1 cm all around (scatter evenly) |
Germination: 20-25° / 10-14 days | Planting distance : You can plant commercially available pots directly, or you can tear the root ball into several parts and plant them out in pieces. |
Growth cycle : 130 days | Plant out when : the plants are 15 cm high. |
Growing method : Sow outdoors from March to August in rows or in flower pots . In the autumn, put some plants from the garden in a pot, cut off the leaves and let them grow indoors.
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Good neighbors : Carrot, apple | Bad neighbors : / |
Frost resistant: Yes, your chives will shoot back after the winter :) | Root system: 7.5 to 15 cm |
Fertilization : Little | Preferred soil: pH: 6.0-7.0 |
Dangers and concerns : few | |
Harvesting and storing : Cut chives according to your needs. From the plant 15 cm, you can cut up to 5 cm above the ground. !! Tip: Stop harvesting 3 weeks before the frost sets in. Then your plant will survive the winter. | |
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Sowing chives
