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300 Jute Seeds, Egyptian Spinach Saluyot Molokhia #IEB59
The seeds can be sown directly in the ground in the spring after all chance of frost has passed, or started indoors about 6 weeks before the average last frost.
These plants prefer full sun, plenty of water and fertile, well-draining soil. Egyptian spinach grows outward into a shrub shape, so don’t put your plants too close together. Harvesting Egyptian spinach is easy and rewarding. After the plant reaches about two feet in height, you can begin harvesting by cutting off the top 6 inches or so of growth. These are the most tender parts, and they’ll be replaced quickly. You can harvest from your plant like this again and again over the course of the summer. Alternatively, you can harvest the entire plants when they’re very young and tender. If you plant a new round of seeds every week or two, you’ll have a constant supply of new plants.
These plants prefer full sun, plenty of water and fertile, well-draining soil. Egyptian spinach grows outward into a shrub shape, so don’t put your plants too close together. Harvesting Egyptian spinach is easy and rewarding. After the plant reaches about two feet in height, you can begin harvesting by cutting off the top 6 inches or so of growth. These are the most tender parts, and they’ll be replaced quickly. You can harvest from your plant like this again and again over the course of the summer. Alternatively, you can harvest the entire plants when they’re very young and tender. If you plant a new round of seeds every week or two, you’ll have a constant supply of new plants.
ID, Jawa Timur
