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Kale Sprout Seedlings (Red)

SKU: QPSKASSR
Regular price $2.50 $1.29 48% off
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Introducing Kale Sprouts: a dark, delicately curled variety of kale that boasts a mild brassica/mustard flavour, perfect for both baby leaf harvesting and bunching. To cultivate these nutrient-packed greens to perfection, follow these guidelines:

🌱 Seedling Height: Aim for seedlings to reach a height of 15cm-20cm, including the root system.

📏 Spacing: When planting, ensure rows are spaced 35cm-45cm apart, with individual plants also spaced 35cm-45cm apart for optimal growth.

🥗 Harvest Time: Expect a harvest window of 7-9 weeks, although this timeframe may vary depending on your specific location and prevailing weather conditions.

🌡️ Growing Conditions: Kale Sprouts thrive in environments offering full to partial sun exposure. Optimal soil conditions include well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Consistent watering is key to encouraging tender, sweeter leaves. These greens prefer slightly acidic soil and benefit from a shallow layer of mulch to maintain cool soil temperatures.

  • Cross between Curly Kale and Brussels Sprouts seed variety
  • Produces small sized sprouts with a frilled appearance
  • Very uniform, vigorous plant frame and easy to deleaf
  • High number of sprouts per bush

Kale and Kale Sprouts:

  1. Variety: Kale and Kale Sprouts belong to the same species, Brassica oleracea, but they are different varieties. Kale typically refers to the larger, broader-leaved varieties of Brassica oleracea, while Kale Sprouts are a specific cultivar known for its fine, curled leaves.

  2. Leaf Size and Texture: Kale typically has larger, broader leaves, while Kale Sprouts have smaller, more delicate leaves that are finely curled.

  3. Flavour: Both Kale and Kale Sprouts have a similar mild brassica/mustard flavour, but Kale Sprouts are often noted for their tenderness and sweetness, especially when harvested at a younger age.

  4. Harvesting: Kale is typically harvested by picking individual leaves or cutting entire stalks. Kale Sprouts, on the other hand, are often harvested as baby leaves, making them suitable for both baby leaf harvesting and bunching.

  5. Growing Conditions: While both Kale and Kale Sprouts prefer similar growing conditions, such as full to partial sun and well-drained soil rich in organic matter, Kale Sprouts may require slightly different spacing and care due to their smaller size and more delicate nature.

In summary, while Kale and Kale Sprouts share similarities in terms of their nutritional benefits and growing requirements, they differ in leaf size, texture, harvesting methods, and flavour profile, with Kale Sprouts offering a more delicate and tender option suitable for baby leaf harvesting.

Did you know? Kale is a nutritional powerhouse, boasting more than twice the Vitamin C content of spinach, along with higher levels of Calcium and Vitamin K. Additionally, it's rich in fiber, protein, and folate, while also providing nutrients that support eye health. With Kale Sprouts, you're cultivating a vibrant and nutritious addition to your garden and your diet.

We are a proudly Australian-owned family business dedicated to providing high-quality seedlings, seeds, fruit trees, native plants, and indoor ornamentals. We offer express shipping to SA, VIC, QLD, and NSW, with local delivery and pickups available by arrangement. Unfortunately, due to restrictions, we are unable to send to TAS, WA, or NT. For OH&S and biosecurity reasons, farm tours and direct purchases are not available, and pickups can only be made at our farm gate entrance. We deeply value our loyal customers and thank you for your continued support.

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Introducing Kale Sprouts: a dark, delicately curled variety of kale that boasts a mild brassica/mustard flavour, perfect for both baby leaf harvesting and bunching. To cultivate these nutrient-packed greens to perfection, follow these guidelines:

🌱 Seedling Height: Aim for seedlings to reach a height of 15cm-20cm, including the root system.

📏 Spacing: When planting, ensure rows are spaced 35cm-45cm apart, with individual plants also spaced 35cm-45cm apart for optimal growth.

🥗 Harvest Time: Expect a harvest window of 7-9 weeks, although this timeframe may vary depending on your specific location and prevailing weather conditions.

🌡️ Growing Conditions: Kale Sprouts thrive in environments offering full to partial sun exposure. Optimal soil conditions include well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Consistent watering is key to encouraging tender, sweeter leaves. These greens prefer slightly acidic soil and benefit from a shallow layer of mulch to maintain cool soil temperatures.

  • Cross between Curly Kale and Brussels Sprouts seed variety
  • Produces small sized sprouts with a frilled appearance
  • Very uniform, vigorous plant frame and easy to deleaf
  • High number of sprouts per bush

Kale and Kale Sprouts:

  1. Variety: Kale and Kale Sprouts belong to the same species, Brassica oleracea, but they are different varieties. Kale typically refers to the larger, broader-leaved varieties of Brassica oleracea, while Kale Sprouts are a specific cultivar known for its fine, curled leaves.

  2. Leaf Size and Texture: Kale typically has larger, broader leaves, while Kale Sprouts have smaller, more delicate leaves that are finely curled.

  3. Flavour: Both Kale and Kale Sprouts have a similar mild brassica/mustard flavour, but Kale Sprouts are often noted for their tenderness and sweetness, especially when harvested at a younger age.

  4. Harvesting: Kale is typically harvested by picking individual leaves or cutting entire stalks. Kale Sprouts, on the other hand, are often harvested as baby leaves, making them suitable for both baby leaf harvesting and bunching.

  5. Growing Conditions: While both Kale and Kale Sprouts prefer similar growing conditions, such as full to partial sun and well-drained soil rich in organic matter, Kale Sprouts may require slightly different spacing and care due to their smaller size and more delicate nature.

In summary, while Kale and Kale Sprouts share similarities in terms of their nutritional benefits and growing requirements, they differ in leaf size, texture, harvesting methods, and flavour profile, with Kale Sprouts offering a more delicate and tender option suitable for baby leaf harvesting.

Did you know? Kale is a nutritional powerhouse, boasting more than twice the Vitamin C content of spinach, along with higher levels of Calcium and Vitamin K. Additionally, it's rich in fiber, protein, and folate, while also providing nutrients that support eye health. With Kale Sprouts, you're cultivating a vibrant and nutritious addition to your garden and your diet.

We are a proudly Australian-owned family business dedicated to providing high-quality seedlings, seeds, fruit trees, native plants, and indoor ornamentals. We offer express shipping to SA, VIC, QLD, and NSW, with local delivery and pickups available by arrangement. Unfortunately, due to restrictions, we are unable to send to TAS, WA, or NT. For OH&S and biosecurity reasons, farm tours and direct purchases are not available, and pickups can only be made at our farm gate entrance. We deeply value our loyal customers and thank you for your continued support.

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Ted McClelland
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QPS offers a wide selection of high-quality seedlings, including herbs, vegetables, and ornamental plants. They are known for their robust health and diverse variety, catering to all gardening preferences. With careful packaging and clear care instructions, Quality plants & seedlings ensures their plants arrive in good condition. They prioritise customer service and sustainability, making them a trusted choice for gardeners of all levels aiming to create thriving gardens.

Tom Costi
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Choosing QPS for my certified organic seeds was a game-changer for my garden. The variety of herbs, vegetables, and ornamental plants available exceeded my expectations, all grown with meticulous organic practices. The seeds arrived promptly and were clearly labeled with planting instructions, making the process smooth and stress-free. I've been impressed with the high germination rates and the healthy growth of the plants, reflecting QPS's commitment to quality. For anyone looking to start or expand an organic garden, QPS is my go-to choice for reliable, sustainable seeds.

Winnie Smith
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Sourcing wholesale indoor plants from QPS has been a fantastic experience for my projects as a landscape designer. Their extensive selection of indoor plants is of exceptional quality, perfect for creating vibrant interior spaces. Each plant arrives well-packaged and in excellent condition, reflecting QPS's attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction. Their competitive wholesale pricing makes them a preferred supplier for large-scale projects. I highly recommend Quality Plants & Seedlings to fellow professionals and enthusiasts seeking reliable, top-notch indoor plants for their designs.

Imogen Phung
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Choosing QPS for seedlings at our school has been a great decision. Their diverse range includes everything from vegetables to ornamental plants, all nurtured with care using organic practices. The seedlings arrived promptly and were well-packaged with clear instructions, making them easy for students to handle and plant. We've been pleased with the robust health and rapid growth of the plants, which has enhanced our educational gardening initiatives. QPS's commitment to quality and sustainability makes them an ideal choice for schools looking to cultivate a green thumb in students.