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Purple kohlrabi vegetable Brassica oleracea seeds for planting in organic kitchen garden or backyard beds

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Description

Certified Organic Purple Kohlrabi Seeds

Characteristics and Uses of Purple Kohlrabi Plants

Purple Kohlrabi is a vibrant, nutrient-rich vegetable known for its crisp texture and sweet, mild flavor. Popular in stir-fries, salads, and slaws, this bulbous veggie offers both visual appeal and culinary versatility. Sourced from bijaseeds, a big, trusted name in the USA seed market with a vast, high-quality selection, these organic vegetable seeds meet certified organic standards and deliver delicious, non-GMO harvests.

Growing Conditions for Purple Kohlrabi Plants

  • Light Requirements: Full sun
  • Soil Type: Loamy, fertile soil with good drainage
  • Temperature: Thrives in 50–75°F
  • Humidity: Low to moderate

Planting Tips for Purple Kohlrabi

  • Sow seeds directly into the ground in early spring or fall.
  • Plant ¼ inch deep and space 4–6 inches apart.
  • Thin seedlings to prevent overcrowding.

Watering Instructions and Tips

  • Water regularly to keep the soil evenly moist.
  • Avoid drought stress to prevent woody bulbs.
  • Apply mulch to retain soil moisture.

Growing Zones

  • USDA Zones: 3-10
  • Global Zones: Cool-season climates preferred

Key Benefits & Uses

  • Rich in fiber, vitamins C and B6
  • Versatile in raw and cooked dishes
  • Non-GMO seeds with certified organic origin

Best Uses in the Garden & Landscape

  • Vegetable beds and raised gardens
  • Cool-season crop rotations
  • Companion planting with leafy greens

Conclusion

Certified Organic Purple Kohlrabi Seeds combine nutrition, beauty, and performance. Grow a crisp, delicious crop with bijaseeds—a big, trusted name in the seed world, offering a wide range of high-quality, non-GMO varieties to gardeners everywhere.

FAQ

When should I plant purple kohlrabi?

Plant in early spring or late summer for the best cool-season yields.

Can I eat the leaves?

Yes, the leaves are edible and nutritious—great in soups and sautés.

How do I know when it's ready to harvest?

Harvest when the bulb reaches 2–3 inches in diameter for the best texture and taste.