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Karotte: Autumn King 2 Bio-Samen
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Name: Karotte: Herbstkönig 2
Lateinischer Name: Daucus carota sativus
Beschreibung: Autumn King 2 ist eine Karottensorte, die nach der Ernte lange gelagert werden kann. Sie bringt eine reiche Ernte großer orange-rötlicher Karotten hervor, die süß schmecken.
Herkunft des Saatguts: Niederlande
Aussaat: April bis August
Ernte: August bis November
So ziehen Sie die Herbst-Königsmöhre aus Samen: Verteilen Sie die Samen gleichmäßig und dünn in flache Rillen mit einem Abstand von 20 cm. Bedecken Sie die Samen mit etwa 2 cm feiner Erde. Wenn die Sämlinge zu wachsen beginnen, lichten Sie sie aus, sodass zwischen den einzelnen Pflanzen ein Abstand von etwa 5 cm bleibt. Versuchen Sie, den Abstand zwischen den Pflanzen unkrautfrei zu halten.
Vor der Aussaat sollten Sie den Boden, in den Sie Ihre Karotten säen möchten, möglichst fein und tief bearbeiten. Da Karotten nach unten wachsen, neigen sie dazu, lang und gerade zu wachsen, wenn der Boden fein ist.
Um eine gleichbleibende Versorgung zu gewährleisten, säen Sie das ganze Jahr über nacheinander.
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Customer Reviews
Sowed a small amount of seed under cover in October for using carrot tops in pestos etc - seedlings already emerging - very pleased
I've grown several varieties of carrots and always find that they can be a bit fickle, in my experience. Sometimes, I'm excited to see the first leaves popping up in a week while other times, it can take 3 weeks and at first, appear to be disappointing.
But patience is key as well as keeping the seeds moist. With this Autumn King 2 variety (which I have not grown before), I can say that I'm glad I was patient.
I sowed a short row in the garden with the idea I would make some subsequent sowing of rows, just over 3 weeks ago. I also later sowed some in some large deep pots in which I have some other things growing.
I was a bit surprised to see some carrot sprouts in the pots, but nothing in the row in the garden. The soil in the pots however, keep moisture better than the soil in the garden, especially under the sun, here in Greece.
I made extra efforts to mist with a sprayer, the seeds in the garden twice a day just to ensure they were constantly moist and not drying out.
The seeds in the garden were a bit sporadic at germinating at first. But this also can be a challenge with carrot seeds.
Anyway, 4 weeks later, I'm glad to report that about a week ago, I can attest to excellent germination of these seeds in the garden soil and will soon be thinning them out.
Many have different opinions about how deep you should sow carrot seeds; experimentation is best in your own circumstances, and how well the soil above the seeds holds moisture, while also not being so deep they don't have a chance of poking through.
The instructions on these seed packages suggest sowing 2 cm or about 3/4 inch deep. I personally think this is too deep - but this is where you should be willing to experiment for what works for you.
No matter what, have patience.
Great germination rate. Growing in greenhouse well.
Top class seed
Germinated well, thriving at present