Tous les produits présents dans les catégories ci dessous sont des produits en déstockage pour diverses raisons: retours clients , arret de gammme d'un produit, emballages abimés lors des livraisons, dates d'utilisations conseillées dépassées... Tous les produits ont été vérifiés et sont en parfait état de fonctionnement.
Tous les produits présents dans les catégories ci dessous sont des produits en déstockage pour diverses raisons: retours clients , arret de gammme d'un produit, emballages abimés lors des livraisons, dates d'utilisations conseillées dépassées... Tous les produits ont été vérifiés et sont en parfait état de fonctionnement.
This variety, ideal for potted cultivation, is very decorative thanks to its dense foliage, composed of small leaves. Basil, native to India where it was attributed a divine nature, is widely used in southern cuisine
This variety, ideal for potted cultivation, is very decorative thanks to its dense foliage, composed of small leaves. Basil, native to India where it was attributed a divine nature, is widely used in southern cuisine.
Use: Gustatif - Pot, Square Vegetable or vegetable garden Difficulty: Easy Profit: Small, very fragrant leaves Companion plant: The proximity of cucumber protects basil from mildew and makes it more productive. Sowing period: February to May Harvest period: May to October Lift: 6-8 days Exposure: Sun Watering: Strong Temperature: 20oC Soil: Light and rich Yield: 3 sqm
Culture steps
1. I sow: Sow in pots under cover from February to April. Sow in the open ground from May, in lines 25 cm apart, with sunny exposure, in a light and rich soil. 2. I talk: At the 4-5-leaf stage, remove the smallest plants to leave only the most vigorous ones. 3. I harvest: Harvest as needed, by hand, so that the basil retains all its aromas. Tricks: Taste the leaves, to flavour salads, raw vegetables, meats and sauces. Pinch the terminal stems with the nails to branch out the plant and strengthen it. It will then produce more leaves. Don't hesitate to freeze basil leaves to get them all year round!
This variety, ideal for potted cultivation, is very decorative thanks to its dense foliage, composed of small leaves. Basil, native to India where it was attributed a divine nature, is widely used in southern cuisine