CABBAGE

🌱 CABBAGE — Complete Sowing, Crop Care & Harvesting

Grow CABBAGE in the appropriate home garden season. Original variety characteristics and seed package growing figures are preserved below.

📦 Product Information

Medium Maturity / Green Colour with compact Heads / Average Wt is 800-1000 Gm / Ready to Harvest in 80-90 days, Can Be Grown in Terrace Grow Bags

• Germination Temperature: 10-20°C
• Sowing Months North : Sep-Oct
• Sowing Months South : Jun-Jul, Oct-Dec
• Sowing Distance: 1FT between Seeds/ 1.5 FT between Rows
• Method of Sowing: Transplant
• Sowing Depth in Inches:.25 Inch
• Maturity Period: 90-100 Days

🌱 Sowing & Establishment

Start seeds in a clean tray in a suitable cool season and transplant after several true leaves appear without disturbing the central stem. Keep seed beds evenly moist, not soggy. Thin or transplant at the packet’s recommended spacing, and adjust to the local season.

☀️ Sunlight, Soil and Support

Bright sun and fertile draining soil with space for a mature leafy head. Use mature compost and proper drainage, avoiding compacted soil.

💧 Watering & Nutrition

Water established plants deeply at soil level as the upper soil begins to dry, keeping moisture steady during fruit set or head development. Apply suitable crop fertiliser sparingly according to its exact label; avoid excessive nitrogen.

🌼 Growth and Flower Management

Keep plants uncrowded and inspect young leaves during growth.

🐛 Pests & Disease Control

Check cabbage-white caterpillars, aphids, flea beetles and signs of clubroot; rotate brassicas and avoid waterlogged roots. Inspect weekly, remove affected plant parts and use only locally authorised crop treatments according to label rates and pre-harvest intervals.

🧺 Harvesting & Aftercare

Cut firm cabbage heads when well-formed before splitting. Cool the crop after harvest. Performance and harvest dates may vary from the original seed packet figures.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Can it be grown in a pot? Only if the pot provides enough root space, drainage and support for adult plants.
What causes yellow leaves? Inconsistent water, nutrients or pest damage can be responsible.
How can I improve plant growth? Check season, sun, mulch and water regularly.

Use original packet measurements and timing as a guide, not a guaranteed outcome.