Kohlrabi Vegetable Seeds, Kohl Rabi Seeds, KNOL KHOL, Vienna Seeds 100 Ganth Gobhi Seeds by AllThatGrows

Kohlrabi Vienna Vegetable Seeds, Ganth Gobhi Seeds, KNOL KHOL Seeds: Native mainly to Germany, Italy, Spain, and England, Kohl Rabi is also found abundantly in Asia, Canada, and Northern USA. It is another vegetable from the cabbage family with similar origins as the brocolli, cauliflower, kale, and brussels sprout. With looks that resemble the turnip and flavor that reminds of cabbage, Kohl Rabi has a sweet and succulent taste with a crisp and crunchy texture. A far as its nutritional value is concerned, the bulbous Kohl Rabi that grows in cooler climes, is extremely beneficial and healthy to consume. Kohl Rabi by far is the richest source of Vitamin C. One serving of this vegetable is enough to give you a power dose that will help in strengthening the immune system while keeping the skin supple because of collagen release. To eat Kohl Rabi, just stem off the leaves at both ends, peel like a potato and either have it raw in salads or cook it in a curry with choicest spices. Kohl Rabi can also be boiled, steamed or blanched depending on how you like it best. Soil should be mixed with well rotten Cow dung. Raise nursery and transplant 30-35 days old plants at the distance of 1.0 feet between line to line and 9 inches plant to plant. Irrigate immediately and then as per requirement. Harvest starts after 60 days from transplanting.

Plant Type : Dwarf, Short Toped. Foliage : Medium Green, 5-6 Small Leaves/Knob, Knobs : Round, Purple, Crispy, Sweet. Maturity : After 60 Days From Transplanting. Sowing Time: September To October (or As Per Your Local Climatic Conditions).

HOW TO SOW: Soil should be mixed with well rotten Cow dung. Sow the seeds at a distance of 1' plant to plant and 4' line to line. Water it immediately and then water as per requirement. Harvest 55 - 60 days after sowing.

SEED TYPE: Superior Quality, Non-Hybrid, Pure, Open Pollinated, GMO-Free, and Heirloom (with an Unadulterated Genetic Heritage) Seeds. Tested For Germination.