Mustard salad Mizuna, seeds Agrouspech 1g

Growing mizuna does not require a significant investment of time and effort. This plant is unpretentious to soil and temperature conditions, survives even in frost conditions. You can grow Japanese cabbage both outdoors and in greenhouse conditions. Mizuna is unpretentious in leaving. Timely and regular watering is important. In this case, cabbage leaves cannot be poured, as it will begin to rot. You can cut fresh leaves several times a year, new ones immediately grow in their place. Herbal decoctions, tobacco dust and ash are used to control pests. It is also necessary to periodically inspect the plant for pests. The infected mizuna begins to wither and rot. Weeding the plant is also important, but timely mulching eliminates the need for this process.