DT Brown VEGETABLE SEEDS Rocket Seeds

Rocket Seeds

Botanical Name: Eruca sativa
  • One of the best loved gourmet salad leaves, the warm mildly peppery flavour of rocket micro-leaves is the perfect accompaniment to pasta dishes, salads and sandwiches
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Rocket Seeds grows peppery, aromatic leaves perfect for fresh salads, sandwiches, or pasta dishes. Easy to grow indoors, these home-grown micro-leaves bring bold flavour and crisp freshness from your garden to your plate all year round.

Key information

Botanical Name: Eruca sativa
Genus: Other Veg
For indoor sowing
When All year round.
Where In Johnsons Microgreens Growing Trays, or in small trays of moist compost.
How Sow generously and spray gently with water to moisten the seeds. Place on a light airy windowsill. For continuous crops sow every 7-10 days.
Care Keep moist, do not allow seed to dry out.
Harvest All year round, when approx. 5cm high or when first true leaves appear.

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