DORIAN SEMI-CLIMBING PEA - 1827
A fantastic medium-early pea variety. The Dorian pea has a slightly sickle-shaped pod, approximately 13 cm long, with 10-11 seeds. The plant is 70-120 cm tall. The Dorian pea is a very productive and healthy variety, suitable for a variety of growing conditions. It is suitable for both greenhouse and open-field cultivation; Perfect variety for the fresh market.
RESISTANCES: HR: BYMV, EP, FOP: 1
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PEAS (Phaseolus family)
Sowing: In October-November in temperate climates where temperatures do not drop below -8°C. In March-April everywhere. Peas grow even at temperatures of 5°C. Sowing is done in rows in the open field, burying the seed in holes 4-6 cm apart. Spacing: Varies greatly depending on the vigor of the variety: 45-60 cm between rows for dwarf varieties; 70-20 cm for climbing varieties; 5-20 cm within the row. Tips: Earth up the developed plants and provide adequate support for climbing varieties. When harvesting, for fresh use, wrinkled-grained peas are more resistant to storage, while smooth-grained peas should be harvested as soon as they ripen. Staggered sowing is recommended to ensure a consistently fresh product. Seeds required: 1.5-2 kg per 100 m2.
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