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Wild rocket (Sand mustard, Wallrocket, Wild Arugula) (9 g)
Wild Arugula (Perennial Wall Rocket, Wild rocket, Sand mustard) - Diplotaxis tenuifolia = Eruca sylvestris = Rucola silvatica.
Taste 10 times more intense! A perennial source of vitamins on the windowsill and in the garden.
If ordinary arugula seems not spicy enough for you, try its wild "relative". This is a magnificent early-ripening crop (cutting in 20-30 days), which works as a "vitamin conveyor" from May to October.
Differences from regular Arugula (Eruca sativa):
• Life cycle: It is a perennial! A plant about 40 cm high with a woody stem overwinters in the soil.
• Taste: More concentrated mustard-nutty, sharp, and piquant. The aroma is significantly more intense.
• Benefits: Leaves are a "bomb" with vitamin C, iodine, and carotene. Regular consumption increases hemoglobin and removes "bad" cholesterol.
Agrotechnics:
The variety is unpretentious, loves light soils and sun. Does not tolerate excess fresh organic matter.
1. Sowing: Directly into the ground from mid-April. Seeding depth 0.5-1 cm. Seedlings appear on days 5-7.
2. Care: Regularly remove flower stalks to get tender greens (unless seeds are needed).
3. Home: Ideal for growing in pots on a windowsill all year round.
WARNING: This is a very aggressive plant that easily multiplies by self-seeding and takes over territory. It is recommended to grow in limited areas or in containers/boxes.
Taste 10 times more intense! A perennial source of vitamins on the windowsill and in the garden.
If ordinary arugula seems not spicy enough for you, try its wild "relative". This is a magnificent early-ripening crop (cutting in 20-30 days), which works as a "vitamin conveyor" from May to October.
Differences from regular Arugula (Eruca sativa):
• Life cycle: It is a perennial! A plant about 40 cm high with a woody stem overwinters in the soil.
• Taste: More concentrated mustard-nutty, sharp, and piquant. The aroma is significantly more intense.
• Benefits: Leaves are a "bomb" with vitamin C, iodine, and carotene. Regular consumption increases hemoglobin and removes "bad" cholesterol.
Agrotechnics:
The variety is unpretentious, loves light soils and sun. Does not tolerate excess fresh organic matter.
1. Sowing: Directly into the ground from mid-April. Seeding depth 0.5-1 cm. Seedlings appear on days 5-7.
2. Care: Regularly remove flower stalks to get tender greens (unless seeds are needed).
3. Home: Ideal for growing in pots on a windowsill all year round.
WARNING: This is a very aggressive plant that easily multiplies by self-seeding and takes over territory. It is recommended to grow in limited areas or in containers/boxes.
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