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Mizuna Green Vegetable Seeds for Garden Planting

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Mizuna Green is a fast-growing leafy vegetable variety producing feathery green foliage and vigorous growth. Suitable for home gardens, containers, and raised beds, these seeds perform well in cool weather. Ideal for gardeners seeking productive leafy vegetables with attractive appearance and reliable garden performance.
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Mizuna Green Vegetable Seeds for Garden Planting

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Planting Season

Autumn

Light Requirement

Full Sun to Partial Sun

Plant Height

20–40 cm

Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor/Outdoor
Planting Information
Life Cycle Annual
Plant Characteristics Feathery green foliage
Plant Type Leafy Vegetable
Flavour Profile Mild, Fresh
Life Annual
Germination Time 5–10 Days
Fruit Size Leaf Harvest
Soil Type Loamy Soil
Soil pH 6.0–7.5
Spacing Between Plants 25–30 cm
Watering Needs Moderate
Harvest Time 30–50 Days
Bloom Season Spring
Seeds per Pack 100 Seeds
Seed Type Open Pollinated
Yield Potential High
GTIN 36002761335

Sow seeds shallowly. Keep moist. Thin seedlings. Maintain spacing. Harvest leaves as required.

Maintain fertile soil. Water regularly. Add compost. Remove weeds. Ensure drainage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you sow.

What does mizuna foliage look like?

Mizuna produces narrow, deeply cut green leaves with a feathery appearance.

Can mizuna be harvested as baby greens?

Yes. Young leaves are suitable for early harvest and remain tender when picked young.

Does mizuna prefer cool conditions?

Yes. It is a cool-season leafy green and generally performs better before prolonged summer heat.

Can mizuna grow in containers?

Yes. Containers work well with fertile soil, regular moisture, and good drainage.

Can mizuna be cut and allowed to regrow?

Yes. Harvesting outer leaves while leaving the central growing point can allow continued production.

Can mizuna be succession sown?

Yes. Repeated sowings at intervals can provide a steady supply of young leaves.

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