Benefits
- Harvest seeds, leaves and roots for cooking.
- Popular in Asian cuisine.
- Continual harvest, can cut and come again.
- Recyclable paper envelope.
Directions for use
Sowing direct
- Before planting work Tui Seed Raising Mix into soil.
- Sow seeds 5mm deep and 5cm apart.
- Keep well watered.
Note: This seed contains a fungicide coating as required by the Ministry of Agriculture. Do not eat seeds or feed to birds or animals.
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Tui Seed Raising Mix
Nurturing your plant from a tiny seed to a delicious crop of veges, or a stunning floral display, provides satisfaction second to none for gardeners! To make sure your seed raising endeavours end in success start with Tui Seed Raising Mix. This light, free draining mix is specially blended to provide ideal conditions for germinating seeds and seedling establishment. Gypsum ensures strong, healthy root growth and seaweed improves root development and overall plant health.
Use in seed raising trays, your garden, containers and pots to provide your seeds with the ultimate growing conditions.
This bag is recyclable through the soft plastics recycling scheme, it just needs to be clean and dry. Learn how to clean and dry your Tui growing media bags here.
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