Name: Italian chicory PANDEA
SKU: 43951
Price: 0.85 EUR
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Italian chicory PANDEA

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Latin title: Cichorium intybus.

Categories: Vegetable seeds, Other vegetables, Lettuce, corn salad, arugula, wall – rocket, italian chicory.

0.85 €

Quantity of seeds: 1 g

A late variety for autumn harvest. Grows within 90–100 days of planting the seedlings. Heads are cylindrical, tightly twisted, 0,9–1 kg in weight, sweet with bitter flavour.

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Quantity of seeds	1 g
Type
Sowing in open field	VI–VII
Sowing depth, cm	1
Harvest	IX–X
Earliness	Late

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