Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado - Apnaugao
Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado - Apnaugao
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Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado

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Quantity: Approx: 100 Seeds
Seeds quantity may vary — could be more or less than stated. Open carefully to avoid losing seeds. Store away from direct sunlight and moisture until ready to plant.
Harvest Young for Sweet Flesh
Negro Azucarado is best harvested before roots become oversized. Keep soil moist so the flesh stays sweet and tender.

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Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado - Apnaugao

Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado

Regular price Rs.200.00
Sale price Rs.200.00 Regular price Rs.250.00
Unit price

Heirloom Turnip Seeds ( Shaljam ) - Negro azucarado

Negro Azucarado is a rare black-skinned heirloom shaljam for Pakistan’s cool season, grown for sweet crisp roots and winter kitchen garden harvests.

Features

Planting SeasonWinter,Spring
Plant Life CycleAnnual
Growth HabitRosette
Bloom SeasonWinter, Spring
Cultivar TypeHeirloom
Plant characteristicsEdible
Growing ConditionsCold Tolerant, Outdoor, Container Friendly
Climatic ZoneSemi-Arid, Sub-Humid, Highland
Harvest AdvantagesHigh Yield, Long Storage
Planting in PlainsOctober–January
Planting on HillsidesMarch–October

Direct sow in loose cool soil and thin early for sweet black-skinned roots.

Planting SeasonWinter,Spring
Sowing MethodDirect Sow
Light Requirement"Full sun,Partial shade
Planting Depth1/2 inch
Plant Spacing4 to 6 inches
Water RequirementModerate
Flavour Profile Sweet, Savory, Earthy
Days to Maturity50 to 70 Days
Plant Height8 to 14 inches

How To Grow

Direct sow Negro Azucarado Turnip seeds in loose, fertile soil during Pakistan’s cool season. Sow 1/2 inch deep, thin seedlings to 4 to 6 inches apart, and keep soil evenly moist for sweet black-skinned roots.