Successive crops in a vegetable garden draw from the soil reserves. Green manure has the advantage of regenerating soils, limiting weed development and attracting pollinating insects to gardeners.

The plants used as green manure are easy to plant, their growth is rapid with abundant vegetation. Cut, ground and incorporated into the soil, they naturally improve fertility. It is also an economical and ecological solution for the maintenance of gardens

Description:

Mustard is a plant with yellow flowers that is easily implanted and grows quickly even on poor land. This limits the development of weeds. Its numerous and deep roots, loosen the soil and capture nitrates present in the soils

Uses:

Recommended on late vegetable crops: beans, tomatoes, squash... Avoid on radishes or turnip crops

Culture tips:

1. Prepare the ground superficially by scratching
2. Sow on the fly about 10 to 12g for 10m2
3. Rake to lightly bury the seeds
4. About 60 days after sowing, cut when the plants reach 25-30cm in height. Grind with the mower. Allow to dry on site for 8 days. bury the plant matter in the soil.

It takes 4 to 5 weeks for green manure to decompose before planting another plant

Packaging: 100g per 100m2