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?? Swiss Chard Seeds
[320 seeds] x 2 items
Manufactured: August, Reiwa 7 (2025)
Expiration Date: August, Reiwa 9 (2027)

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? Features (may vary by region)
Growth slows in mid-winter, but can be grown and harvested almost year-round. It is a very easy-to-grow vegetable, resistant to both heat and cold. It is also useful as colorful baby greens when young.

? Sowing
?Ideal germination temperature is 20-25℃, or around 25℃. Germination occurs in a wide range from 10℃ to 30℃, but germination is relatively smooth and growth is good within the 20-25℃ range.
?Optimal growing temperature is 15-20℃, preferring slightly cool climates. Germination temperature is around 20-25℃.

?Soil
For container gardening, potting soil for vegetables is suitable.
? Cultivation
?Watering
Keep the soil surface moist until germination.
?Fertilizer
Fertilizer at planting is sufficient, but apply additional fertilizer as needed while observing growth.
?Pests and Diseases
Overly wet soil can lead to diseases like damping-off, so grow in a sunny location with good drainage.
? Sowing
?Make furrows and sow seeds in rows. Cover with about 1cm of soil and water thoroughly.
?Thinning
Thin seedlings sequentially as the leaves grow. As a guideline, thin to 3-4cm spacing when the first true leaves appear, and to 5-6cm spacing when the third or fourth true leaves appear.
? Harvesting
?Harvest the entire plant when it reaches about 20-30cm in height. If you harvest by picking leaves from the outer part without pulling the whole plant, you can harvest for a longer period. However, if you let the leaves grow too large, they will become tough, so harvest sequentially at an appropriate size.

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