TECHNOLOGIES FOR GROWING JAPANESE CABBAGE (Mizuna)
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Japanese cabbage, sowing period, planting scheme, yield, temperature.Abstract
Japanese muzina is of interest to gardeners because its delicate and spicy taste is very pleasant. Japanese cabbage forms a large spreading leaf 60-90 sm in diameter, 35-50 sm in height. Cabbage has many leaves because it has well-developed lateral shoots. Japanese cabbage is considered a very frost-resistant plant. Its seeds are + 3.... It begins to germinate at +40C, the seedlings withstand moderate frosts well. The leaves are collected at a height of 35-40 sm, with a diameter of 55-65 sm in a horizontal or slightly raised position. A lyre-pinnate with a large cut along the edges, a medium-sized Leaf, dark green in color, becomes smooth. The yield of Japanese Mizuna cabbage is 6,7 kg / m2, the mass of one Bush is 1 kg.
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