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Black Currant seeds

saved by Storm · 2020-05-05

non-certified organic non-certified GMO-free heirloom
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The packet

Variety
not specified
Batch number
not specified
Quantity
50 seeds
When to sow
not specified
How to sow
not specified
Germination
unknown days
Days until maturity
unknown days
Row spacing
not specified cm
Plant before
Unknown
Heirloom or hybrid
Heirloom
Organic
Non-certified organic
GMO
Non-certified GMO-free
Year saved
Unknown
Will trade
nowhere (from Portland, Oregon)

Notes

In spring, the seeds are sown in a box with damp earth, which is covered with a film and placed in a warm place. After emergence of shoots, the film must be removed, and the box should be placed closer to the light source (on the windowsill, for example).

When the seedlings have reached 15 centimeters, they are dived into individual pots. With the onset of stable warming, young plants are planted in an open ground to a permanent place. Planting holes are prepared ahead of time and placed at a distance of one meter from each other. After planting, the seedlings will require regular and abundant watering until they finally take root.

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Crop

Photo of black currant

Black Currant

Ribes spp.

  • 9 plantings
  • 2 harvests
  • A perennial
  • First harvest about 5319 days after planting
  • Usually grown in semi-shade