Inkarnatklee

Season Overview

Description

There are 245 species in the clover genus, which belongs to the legume family (Fabaceae). Clover is used to improve the soil (green manure), as it binds nitrogen from the air in the soil, or as animal feed due to its high protein content and can also be eaten by humans. Clover also provides nectar for insects. It is often hardy and perennial and can also be sown as a lawn substitute. Red clover is also used as a remedy.

Growing tips

It is best to mix the seed with a little growing soil and then apply it to the growing area. Rake in broadly, shallowly and keep well moist. Drought and heat can cause problems for clover. It does not like waterlogging and thrives less well on loamy and acidic soils. Depending on the type of clover, there may be differences in cultivation requirements. Clover also sows itself or via vegetative runners. You need approx. 30 g of seed per square meter.

Details

Light requirement

Sunny

Water requirement

Wet

Soil

Medium (loamy)

Nutrient requirement

Low

Seeding distance

1 cm

Row spacing

1 cm

Seeding depth

1 cm