Improved Matador. Thorin is a high yielding, second early spinach variety with large, tender leaves. For spring or autumn cultivation and for overwintering. Late to shoot. Slower growing than 'Butterflay'.
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Characteristics for Thorin
Cultivation for Spinach
Amount of seed needed: leaf spinach: 300-400 g/a; 60-80 seeds per running meter
spinach heads: 150-200 g/a; ca. 30-50 seeds per running meter
Planting distance: between rows ca. 30 cmOptimal amount of plants: leaf spinach 160-220 plants/m²
spinach heads 80-140 plants/m²
Sowing depth: ca. 3 cm
bred by
Christina Henatsch
Current breeding location: Ahrensburg, Schleswig-Holstein
Biodynamically cultivated varieties from Christina Henatsch: