50 GRAINES AUBERGINE THAI LAVENDER FROG EGG AB
50 GRAINES AUBERGINE THAI LAVENDER FROG EGG AB
50 GRAINES AUBERGINE THAI LAVENDER FROG EGG AB
50 GRAINES AUBERGINE THAI LAVENDER FROG EGG AB
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Eggplant Oeuf de Grenouille Lavande Thaï - 50 seeds - AB - La ferme Sainte Marthe

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    Dive into the exotic with our Thai Lavender Frog Egg seeds. This unique variety of eggplant, native to Thailand, is distinguished by its oval shape and bright lavender color. Thai Lavender Frog Eggs are not only aesthetically beautiful, they also offer a sweet, delicate flavor with a tender texture. Grown with care, these seeds will produce robust, productive plants, giving you a bountiful harvest for experimenting with cooking recipes.

    Organically grown (AB)

    Good to know :

    Sowing: March / April
    Harvest: July / October

    Thai Lavender Frog Egg is a variety from Central Thailand, producing many small, creamy purple fruits, the size of cherry tomatoes. Mature in 80 days, these fruits can be stir-fried, oven-roasted or grilled on skewers.

    To sow successfully, plant in pots of fine potting soil in March/April on a warm bed (25°C) indoors or in a heated greenhouse. Cover the seeds with a few millimeters of potting soil and place the cups near a window, watering lightly if necessary.

    At the end of May, transplant the 15 cm seedlings into fresh, deep, humus-rich soil in a sunny spot, 50 cm apart. Hoe, weed and ridge the plants, water regularly at the base, mulch and prune as for tomatoes. Eggplants can be combined with bush beans.

    Harvesting takes place about 3 months after sowing.

    Main enemies include :

    Mildew: gray-green spots on leaves with white felting underneath. Prevention: hoeing, watering with nettle manure, horsetail tea, or treatment with Bouillie Bordelaise.
    Red spiders: leaves stained gray, then bronzed and dried out, with webs. Cut off and burn affected parts, spray with black soap or nettle purin, or use a pyrethrum-based insecticide.
    Beetles: pick them up by hand.
    Aphids: attack leaves, buds and stems. Spray with black soap or nettle purin, or use a pyrethrum-based organic insecticide in case of heavy attack.

    Details:

    - Height: 40 cm
    - Color: Violet
    - Life cycle: Annual
    - Type: Reproducible seeds
    - Plant habit: Annual
    - Soil: Drained
    - Germination temperature: 25 °C
    - Sowing depth: Equal to seed size
    - Sowing technique: Broadcast
    - Sowing container: In terrine
    - Watering frequency: Moderate / Weekly
    - Exposure: Sun
    - Foliage: Evergreen
    - Hardiness: Frosty
    - Planting: In the ground / Pots
    - Spacing: 50 cm
    - Sowing to harvest: 140 days
    - Seed emergence: 10 to 20 days

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