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Dry Spinach Seeds Natural ceylon Spinach organic Vine Vegetable ready to grow

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Original price was: $11.43.Current price is: $6.85.

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Welcome my store……. The spinach plant (Spinacia oleracea) is a leafy green vegetable prized for its rich nutrient profile and easy cultivation. Known for its dark green, oval, and smooth or slightly crinkled leaves, spinach belongs to the Amaranthaceae family, making it a close relative to beets and Swiss chard. Spinach plants grow in a rosette shape, spreading their leaves from a central base. These leaves can vary in size depending on the plant’s maturity and growing conditions, with younger leaves being more tender and often preferred for fresh salads. Spinach is packed with iron, vitamins A and C, calcium, and antioxidants, making it a valuable addition to any diet and a popular choice in home gardens and commercial farming alike. Planting spinach from seed is a straightforward process that requires a bit of planning for the best results. Spinach prefers cooler temperatures, making early spring or fall ideal for planting, depending on the region. To prepare the soil, choose a well-draining, nutrient-rich area that receives partial to full sunlight. The ideal soil pH for spinach is slightly acidic to neutral, ranging between 6.0 and 7.5. Once the soil is prepared, sow spinach seeds directly into the ground, as the plant does not transplant well. Plant the seeds about half an inch deep, spaced about one inch apart, with rows spaced 12–18 inches apart to allow for proper growth. Once planted, spinach seeds usually germinate within 7–14 days, depending on soil temperature and moisture. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged to encourage steady growth, as spinach is sensitive to drying out. Spinach also grows quickly, maturing in about 40–50 days. To enjoy a continuous harvest, consider succession planting by sowing new seeds every 10–14 days. Regularly harvesting the outer leaves of the plant promotes new growth, allowing for an extended harvest season. Spinach is also relatively pest-resistant, though gardeners should watch for aphids and leaf miners. With the right care, spinach can provide multiple harvests of tender, nutritious leaves throughout the growing season. Thank you visit my store……

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