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Sowing starts here.

Discover what you can sow and plant now. Or find a vegetable and see how to give it a good start.

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Guide periods for the Netherlands and Flanders. Check the variety, sufficient light and measured soil and air temperatures.

What would you like to grow?

Find a vegetable or browse the species. See when you can start and which approach suits your propagation space.

A good start: warmth and light

Warm sowing can be done indoors or in a heated greenhouse. After germination, every seedling needs enough light. A dark attic needs grow lights. An unheated greenhouse can become very cold at night: measure the temperature and check the advice for your crop.

1 of 108 species and crop groups

Fodder carrotSow directlyLate winter–spring, only with a suitable early cultivar

Late winter–spring, only with a suitable early cultivarSow directly into the final greenhouse soil or deep container; do not transplant later.

Germination and temperature
Wait for workable, warmed soil; follow the cultivar’s minimum sowing temperature.
After emergence
Keep the seed row evenly moist during emergence and identifiable with a label.
Pricking out and potting on
Do not prick out. Thin in place; transplanting can damage the taproot.
Hardening off and planting out
Stays where sown; hardening off and planting out are unnecessary for direct sowing.

Use deep soil with little compaction. A warm tray in the loft is not a suitable propagation route for this root crop.

Sources and use

Royal Horticultural Society · RHS — wortel kweken ↗Soort- of productgebonden bron; buitenlandse perioden zijn geen vaste Nederlandse zaaidatum.

University of Minnesota Extension · UMN Extension — wortel in de moestuin ↗Soort- of productgebonden bron; buitenlandse perioden zijn geen vaste Nederlandse zaaidatum.

Guideline periods for the Netherlands and Flanders. Check the variety, available light, soil and measured temperatures. Greenhouse heating does not guarantee enough winter light.

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