How to Sow and Plant
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Sow Endive Always White seeds outdoors from May until the end of July, either broadcast or in rows. Plant them fairly densely and avoid thinning to encourage robust growth. Choose a sunny location for optimal results. Once the young leaves reach 8-10 cm tall, begin harvesting by cutting them, allowing for multiple successive harvests throughout the season. This method suits both open field and greenhouse sowing, ensuring a continuous supply of tender, curly endive leaves from August through October.
Endive thrives best in sunny locations, whether grown outdoors or in a greenhouse. Maintain consistent moisture to encourage robust, finely curled heads and tender leaves. Regularly cut young leaves at 8-10 cm tall to promote multiple harvests throughout the season. Avoid thinning the plants, as dense growth supports optimal development. This summer variety performs well from August to October, offering a crisp texture and mild bitterness ideal for fresh salads. Keep the soil fertile and well-drained to sustain healthy growth and maximize your yield during the warmer months.
Sow these endive seeds outdoors from May to July, either broadcast or in rows, and plant densely without thinning. Choose a sunny location for optimal growth. Begin harvesting young leaves when they reach 8-10 cm tall, cutting them to encourage multiple harvests throughout the season. This method supports continuous fresh yields from August to October. Suitable for both open field and greenhouse cultivation, these seeds produce heavy, finely curled heads known for their crisp texture and mild bitterness, making them a delightful addition to summer and early autumn gardens.
What type of endive is featured in these seeds?
These seeds are from the summer endive variety known as Cichorium endivia, producing heavy, finely curled heads with attractive curly leaves.
When should I sow the Endive Always White seeds?
Sow the seeds outdoors from May until the end of July, either broadcast or in rows, for best results.
Can these seeds be grown both outdoors and in a greenhouse?
Yes, these endive seeds thrive in sunny locations and are suitable for both open field planting and greenhouse cultivation.
How should I harvest the endive leaves for multiple yields?
Begin harvesting young leaves once they reach 8-10 cm tall by cutting them, which encourages multiple successive harvests throughout the season.
What growing conditions are ideal for these endive seeds?
They prefer sunny locations with consistent moisture and fertile, well-drained soil to support robust growth and finely curled heads.
How densely should I plant the seeds and should I thin the seedlings?
Plant the seeds fairly densely and avoid thinning the plants, as dense growth encourages optimal development of the curly endive leaves.
