Salad Cabbage F1 Hybrid Seeds (Patta Gobhi/पत्ता गोभी के बीज)

Cabbage is also known as Patta gobhi, a leafy vegetable that contains a good amount of nutrition. Salad cabbage is wonderful when used fresh, and can be used in place of any other cabbage variety in salads and slaws. this is a very special flat cabbage – with paper thin leaves that are crisp and sweet from end to end. Salad Cabbage is very easy to grow in containers or pots, you can Easily Grow On your Terrace Garden or Kitchen Garden. Cabbage needs 6 to 8 hours of daily sunlight; however, it can tolerate partial shade.

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About this item

• Number of Salad Cabbage seeds (Salad Patta gobhi ke beej): 100 Seeds
• Where to grow: Balcony or terrace garden
• Mode of sowing: Sow the seeds 0.5 - 1.25 cm deep in a seedling tray Container, or Pots. Transplant in 25 to 30 days
• Germination Time: 6 to 15 days from sowing
• Germination temperature: 13-25°C
• Harvesting: 12 to 13 week
• Sowing season: Winter Season
• Plant vigor: Strong plant

What size grow bag is best for Cabbage (Patta gobhi)?

• 12 x 12 (W*H)
• 15 x 12 (W*H)
• 15 x 15 (W*H)
• 24 x 12 (W*H)

Cabbage Seeds Sowing Method

Generally, cabbage seeds are sown in a seedling tray, and after seeds germination, the plant is transplanted into any pots or grow bags. Sow cabbage seeds in a seedling tray with coco peat or potting mix about 0.5-1.25 cm deep. Cabbage seeds are very small in size so avoid sowing them in too deep and sow only 2 cabbage seeds per cell/cup of seedling tray. Keep the seedling indoors till the seeds germinate and give at least 2 tablespoons of water regularly. After germination, seedling will start growing a plant so provide sunlight to your seedling to encourage leaf growth. After 25-35 days from cabbage seeds sowing, the plant will be ready to transplant in any pots or grow bags. Before transplant the seedling, mix good organic manure in the soil with 2:1 ratio. Transplant the seedling safely along with root ball of a medium.

Cabbage Plant Growing Season In India

Cabbage typically thrives in temperatures between 15°C to 20°C. It can tolerate slightly cooler or warmer conditions, but this temperature range is ideal for its growth. Winter is the best season for growing cabbage plant and you can also sow cabbage seeds during January- February or July- November but August to November is suitable months for sowing cabbage seeds.

Cabbage Plant Care Tips

• Sunlight – Cabbage plants need 6-8 hours of full light in winter days.
• Water – Give 5 cm of water every week to your cabbage plant.
• Soil – Use well drainage and nutrient-rich soil with 6.5 to 6.8 ph.
• Temperature – The ideal temperature for growing cabbage plants is between 10- 30 degrees Celsius (50- 85 degree Fahrenheit).
• Fertilizer – After 15 days of transplanting, apply balanced liquid fertilizer such as fish emulsion or hand full of vermicompost to each cabbage plant when they start to develop new leaves and forming head .
• Mulch – Mulch thickly to your cabbage plant for retain moisture and regulate soil temperature .
• Common pests and disease – Some common insects which are generally found in cabbage plants are caterpillars, cabbage loopers, white flies, flea beetles, root maggots, cutworm and aphids. Cabbage plant infected by some diseases like white spot or leaf spot, black rot, downy mildew, clubroot and blackleg etc. Look for early sign of fungal, insect or other infections spray organic pesticide Neem oil to cure these symptoms. 

Cabbage Harvest Time

Cabbage will take about 90- 100 days for harvest after seed sowing. You can harvest cabbage when heads reach desired size and are strong. Cut each cabbage head and its base with sharp knife, after harvesting cabbage bring inside and put them in shade immediately.

Cabbage Special Features

• Common name – Patta gobhi (पत्ता गोभी)
• Level of grow – Medium
• Height – Above 60 cm 
• Spread – Above 90 cm
• Avoid planting with – Strawberries, tomatoes
• Companion plants – Beans and cucumbers

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