Blumini F1 Sprouting cauliflower seeds

Blumini F1 is an open sprouting cauliflower with a soft texture and longer stems. The sweet and tender, light green stems with white florets are ideal for stir-fries or to serve raw for dipping. The stems can be harvested one by one from the stem, making harvesting easy.

Sprouting cauliflower is much tastier than regular cauliflower. Fresh or cooked, Blumini stands out with its sweet taste.

Mini cauliflowers with long stems
Sweet, nutty flavour
Easy to harvest
Perfect for baked dishes or as a raw vegetable
Shorter development time

Start growing your own Blumini today and discover the culinary possibilities!

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Description

The sprouting cauliflower Blumini F1 is a special variety that produces white florets that resemble broccoli, with a sweet, nutty flavour. The open growth habit produces mini cauliflowers with long stems, making 'Blumini' ideal for creative dishes, raw vegetables or as a snack.

Blumini F1 is an open sprouting cauliflower with a soft texture and longer stems. The sweet and tender, light green stems with white florets are ideal for stir-fries or to serve raw for dipping. The stems can be harvested one by one from the stem, making harvesting easy.

Sprouting cauliflower is much tastier than regular cauliflower. Fresh or cooked, Blumini stands out with its sweet flavour.

Unique cauliflower: Mini cauliflowers with long stems, perfect for raw or cooked use.
Sweet, nutty flavour: Suitable for salads, steamed dishes and as a healthy snack.
Easy to harvest: Long stems make harvesting easy and efficient.
Flavorful and versatile: Ideal for Asian dishes, party snacks, or festive dinners.
Fast cultivation: Shorter development time.

Sowing:Pre-cultivate from mid-March in pots under glass or in a cold frame or from mid-April to the end of May in a seedbed. Plant out approximately 4-6 weeks after sowing at a planting distance of 40x50cm. Growing in batches ensures a long harvest season. To protect against diseases, you should only grow cabbage varieties in the same bed every 3-4 years. A vegetable net for the pre-crop and in the bed protects against cabbage pests. Plant out in the final growing location.

Harvesting: Sprouting broccoli can be harvested from July to October. Harvesting takes place before flowering, when the stems of the cauliflower florets are long enough. The stems are harvested one by one from the stem. Leave the plants, because new florets that can be harvested keep growing from the leaf axils.

Start growing your own 'Blumini' today and discover the culinary possibilities!