Carrot seeds Perlikum 10 grams

11.50

Product description

Pea seeds Berlikum Hortus weight 10 g Pea seeds Berlikum Hortus option suitable for those who want to grow orange carrots inside the home garden, small fields, or deep agricultural beds. This variety features regular cylindrical roots and a good orange color when suitable growing conditions are available, making it suitable for fresh consumption, cooking, salads, soups, and juices. The product comes with a weight of 10 grams, which is suitable for hobbyists and farmers looking for practical carrot seeds for seasonal cultivation. Carrots need light, loose, and stone-free soil as much as possible, because soil quality directly affects the shape and straightness of the roots. You can browse more vegetable seed options in the Saudi Seeds Store to choose other suitable varieties alongside carrots such as radish, beetroot, lettuce, onion, and turnip. Specifications of Berlikum carrot seeds: Product name: Berlikum carrot seeds Brand: Hortus Product type: vegetable seeds for planting Type: non-hybrid Net weight: 10 grams Country of origin: Italy Purity percentage: 98% Germination percentage: 85% Processing: treated with metalaxyl to protect seeds from root rots Use: planting carrots in fields, gardens, or deep agricultural beds Features of Berlikum carrots: Berlikum carrots produce regular, easy-to-market cylindrical roots when proper care is provided. It is a practical carrot variety suitable for cultivation in moderate climates, provided the soil is well prepared before planting and attention is paid to watering and thinning after germination. A non-hybrid variety suitable for seasonal planting. Produces regular, cylindrical roots when conditions are right. Good orange color suitable for fresh consumption and cooking. Suitable for home gardens, fields, and deep beds. High purity percentage helps improve seed quality inside the package. The harvest can be used in salads, cooking, soups, and juices. Why do carrots need light soil? Carrots are root crops that are directly affected by soil condition. The lighter, looser, and stone-free the soil, the greater the chance for roots to grow straight and uniform. Heavy or clumpy soil may cause root branching or deformation, reducing the quality and marketability of the crop. Therefore, it is recommended to loosen, level, and remove stones and old root debris from the soil before planting. You can use suitable soil from the agricultural soil section or browse the soil and planting media section to improve the seed and root crop growing environment. Method of planting Berlikum carrot seeds: Carrots are usually planted directly in the permanent ground, and transplanting is not preferred as it may affect the root shape. Before planting, prepare, smooth, and level the soil well, then scatter the seeds or plant them in rows according to the available planting space. Plant the seeds directly in the permanent ground at a depth of about 1 to 2 cm. Maintain consistent moisture without flooding until full germination. After germination, thin the plants and leave an appropriate distance between them. It is preferable to leave approximately 5 to 7 cm between each plant after thinning. Avoid drying the soil surface or forming a hard crust that hinders seedling emergence. Do not transplant seedlings after germination to prevent root damage or deformation. Care of carrots after germination: Carrots need regular and balanced watering; repeated drought can weaken root growth, while overwatering can cause soil and root problems. It is best to maintain moderate and relatively stable moisture, especially during root formation. Remove small weeds around the plants, as carrots in early stages are relatively slow in competing with weeds. Soil can be supported when needed through the agricultural fertilizers section or soluble fertilizers section, following usage instructions and dosage for each product, and avoiding excessive nitrogen fertilization to prevent excessive leafy growth at the expense of roots. Growing carrots in beds and containers: Berlikum carrots can be grown in deep beds or containers if the soil is light, loose, and drains well. Choose a container deep enough to allow root growth without obstacles, avoiding heavy or stone-filled soil. This method is suitable for balconies, rooftops, and small gardens with good lighting. For home growers or limited spaces, browse the containers and potting section to select a suitable container for growing carrots and root vegetables. Planting times for carrots: Moderate climates are best for carrots, and planting is usually better during periods when temperatures are not too extreme. In hot areas, it is preferable to choose a milder time of year and avoid peak summer, as high temperatures can affect the quality, shape, and taste of the roots. Harvest time for Berlikum carrots: Harvest usually begins after about 90 to 110 days from planting, depending on temperature, soil type, and level of care. It is best to harvest when the roots reach a size suitable for consumption or marketing, with slight soil moistening before harvest to reduce root breakage during pulling. Important notice about treated seeds: These seeds are for planting only, treated with metalaxyl to protect from root rot. Do not eat the seeds or use them for any purpose other than planting. It is recommended to keep the package away from children, animals, and food, and wear gloves when handling if necessary, then wash hands thoroughly after use. Common mistakes when planting carrots: Planting seeds in heavy, stone-filled, or clumpy soil. Transplanting carrot seedlings instead of planting directly in the permanent place. Leaving plants crowded without thinning after germination. Irregular watering during root formation. Neglecting to remove competing weeds around young plants. Harvesting too early before roots reach full size. Berlikum carrot seeds for orange root crop: Berlikum Hortus carrot seeds weighing 10 grams are a suitable option for those who want to grow orange carrots in the garden or deep beds. With the right season, light and loose soil preparation, leaving enough space, and maintaining balanced watering, these seeds can be a good start for a home or seasonal carrot crop suitable for cooking, salads, and juices. Order them from the Saudi Seeds Store under the vegetable seeds section, and prepare planting supplies before the season begins.