Zanahoria orgánica Nantes

Carrots can be grown all year round!
The wider apart they are planted, the larger the carrots will grow
200 seeds per pack

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DATOS RÁPIDOS

Botanical name: Daucus carota sativus

Common name: Zanahoria

Article number: DB-CAN24-1

Days to germinate: Hasta 21 días

Days to maturity: 70-80 días

Hardiness and longevity: Bienal resistente (tolera el clima fresco, la ligera helada mejora la dulzura)

Height: Hasta 40cm

Spread: 5-10cm

Sunlight: Sol pleno

DESCRIPCIÓN

La zanahoria mundialmente famosa, amada tanto por Bugs Bunny como por los epicúreos, se originó en Oriente Medio y era predominantemente de color púrpura y blanco antes del siglo XVII. Tras algunos ajustes por parte de los holandeses, una variedad naranja se convirtió en el cultivo predominante, pero las zanahorias púrpuras, blancas, rojas y amarillas están recuperando popularidad debido a su apariencia única. No se ven comúnmente debido a la afinidad de las personas por las raíces, las zanahorias bienales producirán hermosas flores blancas en su segunda temporada de crecimiento si las raíces no se cosechan.

Prepárate para comer mucha zanahoria cuando cultives la variedad Nantes. Nantes es una buena opción para contenedores o jardines con suelos poco profundos o pesados, ya que no necesita crecer tan profundamente como otros. Sin embargo, también se desarrollará bien en suelos arenosos. Es una variedad francesa tradicional, que se usa principalmente para cocinar en lugar de comer cruda. Este tipo puede tener problemas de rajaduras, que puedes evitar regando consistentemente, acolchando tus camas de zanahoria y aclarando para dar a cada planta suficiente espacio.

Compra tus Semillas de Zanahoria con Fontana Seeds para entrega en cualquier lugar de Europa.

Carrots can be grown all year round. Simply re-sow carrot seed regularly, every three of 4 weeks is ideal, for a year-round crop. An easy and rewarding crop to grow, carrots are great for encouraging children to eat their vegetables

Carrots are best grown in the open ground, but can be grown in containers, or even grow-bags. Cut a grow-bag in half to make two square bags out of one oblong bag, then stand each half up on its closed end. Loosen the compost until the bag forms a free-standing round pot shape, otherwise choose deep pots or short rooted carrots.

Before sowing carrots, remove any weeds and dig your soil to a fine tilth, breaking up any large lumps. Soil that has been manured within the last year, or manured and rested without growing a previous crop, is not suitable for growing carrots in. Carrots grow best in light, sandy soil they don’t do well in heavy, clay, stony, chalky conditions.

Carrots are normally sown outdoors between March and July and harvested throughout the summer and autumn. Early varieties can be sown as early as February under cloches.

Make drills in the soil with a trowel or by laying an old broom handle or bamboo cane across the soil and gently pushing down, aiming for a depth of about 1cm, or half an inch and leaving about 30cm, or 12inches between each drill.

Sow carrot seed thinly along the drill then gently draw soil from the edges of the drill back over the seeds so that they are well covered. Water with a fine-rose to minimize seed disturbance and keep moist until germination, which should take about 10-20 days.

When the carrot seedlings are large enough to handle they will need thinning out. This is best done in stages. For the first thinning aim to leave one seedling every 2 to 4cm, pulling out any in-between. About four weeks later thin again to a final spacing of 10cm or 4inches, for finger or baby carrots a final spacing of 5cm will be adequate.

Don't leave the carrot thinnings lying around as it's the scent that attracts carrot fly.

Read more frequently asked questions about growing Carrot Seeds

INSTRUCCIONES DE CULTIVO

Carrots can be grown all year round. Simply re-sow carrot seed regularly, every three of 4 weeks is ideal, for a year-round crop. An easy and rewarding crop to grow, carrots are great for encouraging children to eat their vegetables

Carrots are best grown in the open ground, but can be grown in containers, or even grow-bags. Cut a grow-bag in half to make two square bags out of one oblong bag, then stand each half up on its closed end. Loosen the compost until the bag forms a free-standing round pot shape, otherwise choose deep pots or short rooted carrots.

Before sowing carrots, remove any weeds and dig your soil to a fine tilth, breaking up any large lumps. Soil that has been manured within the last year, or manured and rested without growing a previous crop, is not suitable for growing carrots in. Carrots grow best in light, sandy soil they don’t do well in heavy, clay, stony, chalky conditions.

Carrots are normally sown outdoors between March and July and harvested throughout the summer and autumn. Early varieties can be sown as early as February under cloches.

Make drills in the soil with a trowel or by laying an old broom handle or bamboo cane across the soil and gently pushing down, aiming for a depth of about 1cm, or half an inch and leaving about 30cm, or 12inches between each drill.

Sow carrot seed thinly along the drill then gently draw soil from the edges of the drill back over the seeds so that they are well covered. Water with a fine-rose to minimize seed disturbance and keep moist until germination, which should take about 10-20 days.

When the carrot seedlings are large enough to handle they will need thinning out. This is best done in stages. For the first thinning aim to leave one seedling every 2 to 4cm, pulling out any in-between. About four weeks later thin again to a final spacing of 10cm or 4inches, for finger or baby carrots a final spacing of 5cm will be adequate.

Don't leave the carrot thinnings lying around as it's the scent that attracts carrot fly.

Read more frequently asked questions about growing Carrot Seeds

ENVÍO Y ENTREGA

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