Tetragone
How do I sow tetragonia under cover?
To grow tetragonia (New Zealand spinach) successfully under cover, it's important to start by sowing the seeds in individual containers, such as cups, in spring. Fill the cups with light potting soil and place one seed per cup, pushing them slightly into the soil.
Be sure to maintain constant but not excessive humidity, watering moderately regularly. It's also essential to place the cups in a bright spot but without direct sunlight, to prevent the soil drying out too quickly.
This is the best way to prevent the soil from drying out too quickly.
Once the plants have reached a sufficient size, they can be transplanted into the ground, spacing the tetragonia plants about 40 cm apart. Be sure to plant them in well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.
By following these tips and regularly monitoring the growth of your plants, you'll be able to harvest delicious tetragonia leaves to garnish your dishes throughout the summer and autumn seasons.
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