Dill Hercules, seeds Weight kg

Dill Hercules is characterized by an abundance of green mass, which sets it apart from other varieties. Ideal for growing for sale, therefore it has earned high popularity among summer residents. Hercules is a mid-season variety. Full ripening occurs in 40–45 days, flowering of the culture begins 70 days after planting. The rosette of leaves is spreading, erect. The greens are characterized by a strong aroma due to the high content of essential oils. The leaves are green with a slightly waxy bloom. Sowing is done several times a season. Dill is used fresh and dried. Can be grown in film shelters and open ground. Since the root system of the variety can be up to 50 cm in order to obtain good yields, it is important to select a sufficient thickness of the fertile layer. Also, the variety loves moisture, therefore, the soil must absorb it well. Before planting, the soil is fertilized with humus or urea. The ideal time for sowing outdoors is late April – early May. It is better to plant multiple times at intervals of 10–20 days. Seeds are planted in grooves at a distance of 3-4 cm. It is important that the rows are 20 centimeters apart. A denser planting will cause side shoots. Before pecking the seeds, it is better to cover the planting site with a film. A denser planting will cause side shoots. Before pecking the seeds, it is better to cover the planting site with a film. A denser planting will cause side shoots. Before pecking the seeds, it is better to cover the planting site with a film.