Developed from Ishikura Long White, the Bunching onion variety Ischikrona, instead of onions, forms long white and thick stems. Leaves are fresh green and stand very upright. Sowing time bunching onion: Successional beginning of March till mid July. For throughout the season and reasonably frost hardy.
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Cultivation for Bunching onion
Seed germination temperature: ca. 20 °CPlanting distance: direct sowing 25-30 x 2 cm
planting 30 x 20 cm
Optimal amount of plants: ca. 100 plants/m², 5-7 seeds per soil blockSowing depth: ca. 2 cmAmount of seed needed: ca. 50 g/a; 60-70 seeds per running metre
bred by
Annette Maaß
Current breeding location: Vollersode, Niedersachen
Our partner farm Rose Saatzucht is located in the north of Erfurt. There, Annegret Rose has been passionately growing and propagating her impressively beautiful peonies for many years. Before a root can be lifted for sale, the perennial grows in her fields for around 6-7 years. Since 1993, the traditional farm has been cultivating a wide variety of over 200 different types of vegetables, herbs and flowers under Demeter guidelines for seed production.