Rocket is a plant with a distinctive flavour that is gaining increasing popularity in British kitchens. With seed tape, cultivating this vegetable becomes even simpler and more efficient. High-quality seeds are evenly distributed, eliminating the need for thinning seedlings, and the biodegradable tape does not affect soil or plant quality. Rocket boasts a slightly spicy taste with a nutty hint, making it a great addition to salads, main dishes, or sandwiches. It is rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, surpassing even iceberg lettuce in this regard.

Sowing

Rocket seeds are placed in shallow furrows, providing them with optimal conditions for growth. With the seed tape, this process is quick and convenient, ensuring the plants have the appropriate space.

Sowing Depth

Seeds should be placed at a depth of about 1-2 cm. This depth ensures they have adequate access to moisture and nutrients from the soil, promoting rapid germination.

Site Conditions

Rocket prefers a sunny location, which encourages its vigorous growth. The soil should be sandy-loam, well-drained, and previously enriched with compost. Regular watering is crucial, especially during dry periods, to prevent the leaves from acquiring a bitter taste.

Growing Tips

Rocket is easy to grow but requires regular watering and a site with the right amount of light. With proper soil preparation and care, you can enjoy tasty and healthy leaves throughout the season.

Usage

Rocket leaves are an excellent addition to various dishes. They can be used in salads, added to sandwiches, curd, spreads, or as a complement to meat dishes. Their unique flavour enhances any culinary creation.

Why Buy from Garden Seeds Market?

Purchasing rocket seeds from our store guarantees the highest quality. All products are carefully tested for germination and quality. Garden Seeds Market offers fast and secure deliveries, as well as professional service. Satisfied customers appreciate the convenience of shopping and the wide range of available gardening products.

The package contains a seed tape measuring 6 metres in length. The package includes information on cultivation rules and the sowing expiry date.