Cabbage is a leafy green vegetable from the wide family of “brassicas.” It is grown annually, and we eat its dense green or purple leaves in many different dishes. 

Cabbage grows best in cool, moist climates and is very hardy to frost, even at the head formation stage. However, it may lose the optimum quality in dry climates, leading to crop loss.

It is grown mainly as a winter crop. Unlike cauliflower, it can tolerate high or low temperatures. This leafy vegetable provides various health benefits via its integral components, such as Vitamins, Minerals, Potassium, Calcium, and Iron. 

Botanical Name:

• Brassica oleracea

Cabbage Seed Specifications

Features and Benefits: 

• Jivit F1 Hybrid Cabbage Seeds are compact plants with fewer outer leaves.

• It is a round, compact, bluish-green head with excellent field-staying capacity.

• You can harvest the Cabbage crops within two to three months. 

• It is tolerant to black rot and fusarium.

• Cabbage is widely consumed for various health benefits. 

• It aids in weight loss and improves eye health. 

• It can reduce inflammation in the body and maintain blood pressure. 

• You can also use this superfood to balance your diet and prevent cancer. 

Nutritional Components:

• Jivit F1 Hybrid Cabbage Seeds are rich in Magnesium, Vitamin C and B6, Potassium, Iron, Protein, Sodium, and much more. 

Cabbage Seed Requirements

How to Sow Jivit F1 Hybrid Cabbage Seeds?

• Prepare a well-fertilized soil and sow the cabbage seeds in the soil. 

• Use seedling trays or indoor plantation pots. 

• Here, you can add soil and organic manure to boost fertility levels. 

• Sprinkle water regularly to the seeds. 

• Place the tray or pots in sunlight to give them enough warmth. 

• You will notice that the seed started to germinate within a few days. 

• Later, you can transplant them into your garden area or farming land. 

• Maintaining crop protection to prevent pests, insects, and diseases is recommended. 

• After two to three months, the Cabbages are ready to harvest. 

Safety Tips:

• Ensure to sow the seeds at the correct depth and distance. 

• Add the right amount of water and fertilizer to reduce dehydration. 

• Over-watering may cause crop loss.