Komatsuna (Standardsorte)

Variety

Komatsuna (Standardsorte)

created by Joanna at 26.02.2021

Features

Growth habit

Autumn variety

lifespan: biennial

growth habit: compact

Spring variety

harvest: continuously pickable

leaves: rosulate

growth habit: herbaceous

root type: taproot

root type: shallow-rooted

fast growth

harvest: early-ripening

growth habit: rosette-shaped

seed-fixed: yes

growth habit: upright-bushy

self-seeding

height: 20 - 30 cm

wide: 20 - 30 cm

hermaphroditic

entire leaves

simple flower

small flowers

large leaves

strong growth

non-woody

weak lateral shoot development

Spear shaped leaves

propagation by seeds

perennial

leaves: slightly wavy

growth habit: low

Nutzungsart: Mischkultur

Blätter: eiförmig

Blütenstand: traubenförmig

Blätter: mittelgroß

Geschlechtertyp: einhäusig

Keimung: Dunkelkeimer

Blätter: weich/zart

Blüte: duftend schwach

Wuchsform: krautig

Blätter: einfach

Blätter: länglich

Ernte: vor Blüte

Blätter: knackig

Ernteertrag: mittel

Blütenform: kreuzförmig

Schnitt: bei Ernte

Blätter: löffelförmig

Taste

mild

Slightly bitter

mustard aroma

Slightly spicy

crunchy

fine

refreshing

raw edible

Edible

slightly sweet

juicy

tender

Essbarkeit: Blüten

Essbarkeit: Blätter

Essbarkeit: Stiel

Toxizität: ungiftig

Location

planting: greenhouse

planting: bed

planting: outdoor

planting: raised bed

sheltered from the wind

light: sunny to semi-shady

Soil: permeable soil

soil moisture: no waterlogging

Planting: windowsill / indoor space

Soil moisture: water-retentive

Fertilization: single dose of compost

fertilization: humus-enriched

Soil: Well fertilized

soil moisture: moist

planting: polytunnel / under protective covers

Fertilization: moderately nutrient-rich

soil moisture: well-drained

Soil: good garden soil

Water: regularly

planting: heat protected

Soil: light to medium-heavy

planting: open balcony or terrace

Soil: sandy to loamy

pH value: acidic to neutral (5,5-7)

planting: covered balcony or terrace

Pflanzung: Kräutergarten

Soil: loosened

Water: Adequate

Planting: frost-protected

Planting: pots, tubs, or boxes

Fertilization: moderate

fertilization: sufficient

Water: moderately

Fertilization: organic

Heat requirement: cool

Planting: vertical bed

Düngemittel: Pflanzenjauche

Pflanzung: vor Mittagssonne geschützt

Biotop: Feld

Pflanzung: Bauerngarten

Düngung: flüssig

Düngemittel: Hornspäne

Good companions: moisture-loving

Nachbarn schlecht: trockenheitsliebend

Nachbarn schlechte: Schattenpflanzen

Nachbarn schlechte: kalkliebend

Good companions: sun-loving

Nachbarn schlechte: stark wuchernd

Nachbarn schlechte: hoher nährstoffbedarf

Nachbarn gute: mit niedrigen Nährstoffbedarf

Nachbarn gute: hochwachsend

Nachbarn gute: niedrigwachsend

Gießen: Olla

Herkunft: Neophyt

Boden: flachgründig (0-30)

Pflanzung: Gewächshaus

Fruit shape

elongated

small

pod

Color

brown

golden yellow

glossy

Black seeded

yellow brown

Flower yellow

Frucht: gelb

Frucht: braungrün/grünbraun

Frucht: grün

Farbe: einfarbig

Stamm, Stiel: grün

Oberfläche: wachsig

Wurzel: weiß

Blattrippen: grün

Samen: braun

Wurzel: beige

Herbstfärbung: keine

Oberfläche: glatt

Blattrippen: creme

Blätter: smaragdgrün

Stamm, Stiel: elfenbeinfarben

Resistances

none

hardy with protection

hardy down to -10°C

Cultivation Break

4 Years

Season Overview

Propagating

Planting

Harvest

Harvest

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1ST YEAR

2ND YEAR

Description

The elongated-oval shaped large leaves can be used raw or cooked. Cultivation possible in spring or late summer.

Non hybrid

Not frost resistant

Growing tips

Can first be sown in broadcasters and later singled. Komatsuna loves nutritious soils. Outdoor sowing between March and May best in rows or also as a potted plant.

Details

Light requirement

Sunny

Water requirement

Moist

Soil

Medium (loamy)

Nutrient requirement

Medium

Dark germinator

Germination temperature

10 - 18 °C (Degrees Celsius)

Plant distance

20 cm

Row spacing

25 cm

Seeding depth

1 cm

Diseases

Grey mold

Root Rot

Club root of cabbage

Downy mildew

Powdery mildews

Pests

Cabbage white

Cabbage fly

Cabbage heart midge

Cutworms

Flea beetles

Aphids

Land snails

Voles

White fly

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