Neuseeländer Spinat is a low growing, wide spreading spinach plant with fleshy, fresh green leaves. It can be used like spinach and eaten either raw or cooked. Germinates unevenly and is slow growing at first but then becomes a vigorous ground cover plant. Frost sensitive. Plants are rarely beset by pests or disease. Raising in a seed bed is recommended.
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Cultivation
Seed germination temperature: 18-24 °CPlanting distance: ca. 50 x 50 cmOptimal amount of plants: 4 plants/m²Sowing depth: 3-4 cm
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