Roquette
Who doesn’t love a hit of roquette in their salad or sandwich? To be honest, once you’ve grown your own roquette, you’ll realise the taste is incomparable to store-bought roquette.
These roquette seedlings have been grown organically from seed and are ready to transplant into a larger pot or garden bed. Ensure new bed is replenished with aged compost and a couple of handfuls of cow or sheep manure. Feed fortnightly with a liquid feed or use a good quality ser for a sustained supply of nutrients.
Harvest by picking the lower leaves regularly and from around the plant as leaves grow larger. This will help the plant to become busy and to continually produce new leaves.
Who doesn’t love a hit of roquette in their salad or sandwich? To be honest, once you’ve grown your own roquette, you’ll realise the taste is incomparable to store-bought roquette.
These roquette seedlings have been grown organically from seed and are ready to transplant into a larger pot or garden bed. Ensure new bed is replenished with aged compost and a couple of handfuls of cow or sheep manure. Feed fortnightly with a liquid feed or use a good quality ser for a sustained supply of nutrients.
Harvest by picking the lower leaves regularly and from around the plant as leaves grow larger. This will help the plant to become busy and to continually produce new leaves.
Who doesn’t love a hit of roquette in their salad or sandwich? To be honest, once you’ve grown your own roquette, you’ll realise the taste is incomparable to store-bought roquette.
These roquette seedlings have been grown organically from seed and are ready to transplant into a larger pot or garden bed. Ensure new bed is replenished with aged compost and a couple of handfuls of cow or sheep manure. Feed fortnightly with a liquid feed or use a good quality ser for a sustained supply of nutrients.
Harvest by picking the lower leaves regularly and from around the plant as leaves grow larger. This will help the plant to become busy and to continually produce new leaves.