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Mygardenemporium
Peas
Peas
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Rs. 250.00
Regular price
Rs. 250.00
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Rs. 250.00
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It belongs to the Leguminosae family. It is a cool season crop grown throughout the world. Green pods are used for vegetable purposes and dried peas are used as pulse.
Nutritive value : It is a rich source of proteins, amino acids and sugars. Green peas straw is a good source of nutritional fodder for livestock.
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Plant care instruction
- Sowing method: Seeds are sown directly in raised beds or containers during monsoon and winter which is an active sowing window for Peas.
- Growing in container: Use big circular pots or grow bag with 16” diameter and minimum depth of 8-10 inches, take a container of your choice with drainage holes at the bottom, fill the container with proper potting layers & selected growing medium that is 1 part Garden Soil + 1 part Coco Peat + 1 part Vermicompost Or 2 part Garden Soil + 1 part Organic Manure.
- Sow 2 seeds at the centre of a pot, on raised beds, sow two seeds per spot in a spacing of 1 x 1 ft. Push the seeds a little in soil medium with your fingers & completely cover them with surrounding soil. Water the sown seed bed immediately by a light shower with a watering can.
- Seeds will germinate within the first 6-8 days or so and tiny sprouts will be visible in the sprouting stage and the first two leaves will emerge in the second week of germination. These are false leaves called cotyledons.
- First leaves will emerge above cotyledons at the end of the second week. Seedlings will start growing into a small plant after the second week onwards.
- After the second week, keep only single seedlings at one spot, cut off the weak, small and lagging seedlings with a pair of scissors is the thinning stage.
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Saanvi Rao The peas from MyGardenEmporium is fantastic. The seeds sprouted quickly, and the plants are growing healthily. The soil mix included is perfect for plant growth. The kit is great for anyone looking to start a garden. Thanks, MyGardenEmporium!