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120Pcs Thai Chao Phraya Eggplant Seeds Green Eggplant Seeds for Planting Non-GMO&Heirloom Perennial Fresh Vegetable Seeds by YEGAOL Garden
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120Pcs Thai Chao Phraya Eggplant Seeds Green Features
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Size: Thai Chao Phraya eggplants are generally smaller, about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) in diameter. This makes them easier to handle.
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Flavor: This eggplant variety typically has a mild, fresh flavor that is more tender and less bitter than other eggplant varieties.
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A great choice for container gardens too, providing lots of food value when soil depth can be a limiting factor.
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Grow plants for food or try gardening as new hobby. Seeds make great gifts for all ages. A great decoration for your home garden
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Be the Hero:Seeds for planting vegetables and fruits make perfect gardening gifts or use the individual packets for wedding favors; Veggie seed assortments are always a hit
About 120Pcs Thai Chao Phraya Eggplant Seeds Green
How to grow: 1. Sowing time: The best time to sow is usually in spring or summer, when temperatures are warm and there is enough sunlight. 2. Seeding container: Use seedling trays, small pots or seedling cups to sow seeds. Make sure there are drainage holes in the bottom of the container. 3. Sowing medium: Use nursery soil or a general purpose planting medium suitable for eggplants. 4. Sowing: Spread the seeds evenly over the surface of the sowing container. Seeds are spaced slightly apart so that seedlings have enough room to grow. 5. Cover the seeds: Gently cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil or seeding medium. The soil cover should be approximately twice as thick as the seeds. 6. Keep it moist: Keep the soil moist, but don't overwater. Use a spray bottle or a gentle shower to water. 7. Germination: Seeds usually begin to germinate within one to two weeks. Once the seedlings emerge, make sure they get enough sunlight.
