Borage (Borago officinalis) Buddy Pack
Borage adds vitamins and minerals to the soil medium as it grows. You will get fat strawberries and fatter buds companion lanting with Borage.
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Borage leaves add 100% organic Calcium and Potassium when used as a dry mulch
BORAGE
Borage (Borago officinalis) is another all-round performing companion plant that adds a splash of beauty with its continuous sprays of tiny lavender flowers all throughout the growing season and into the winter in milder climes. The young leaves and pretty flowers are edible in salads and the spicy flowers are great added to stir-frys for that secret zing. A caution, pregnant women should not eat Borage. One species not enough? The Flower Seed Pack - Zammi's Farm comes as a set of different flowers in a single pack, so a whole border goes in at once instead of just the one plant.
Borage is quite hardy and will thrive in conditions ideal for cannabis. Borage is said to improve health of neighbouring plants as it invests the soil with vitamins and minerals. Strawberries especially love Borage and will be doubly flavoursome and juicy. The tiny flowers attract bees and predatory wasps which repel or hunt unwanted creatures like cabbage worm and white-fly larvae.
The mineral content of Borage is such that it is an ideal green manure or dry mulch. When leaves become old and faded, strip them and sprinkle around the base of your other plants. Rich in Potassium, Calcium and vitamin C Borage improves compost quality with its extra vitamins and minerals. Your cannabis plants will appreciate the natural slow release Potassium and Calcium that both encourage healthy cell growth and vigorous photosynthesis. Borage is a hardy annual that self-seeds happily once it has settled in, and it sits alongside everything else in our flower seed range. If you would rather work a legume into the bed, the Red Clover (Trifolium pratense) Buddy Pack comes in the same companion format, though it fixes its own nitrogen rather than pulling minerals up from depth.
CONTENTS: 1 grams
| Botanical Name | Borago officinalis |
|---|---|
| Suitable For | Outside |
| Plant Type | Flower |
| Location | In pot, In soil |
| Grow Features | Resistant |
| Watering Schedule | A little |
| Amount of Sun | Full sun |
| Required Space | 30x35 |
| Seed Depth | 0.5cm |
| Sowing period under glass | February, March, April, May, June, July |
| Outdoor sowing period | March, April, May, June, July, August, September |
| Harvest period | May, June, July, August, September, October |
| Uses | Edible, Companion plant, Bees |
| Poisonous | No |
| Frost Resistant | No |
| Lifespan | Annual |
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Wächst wie verrückt
Eigentlich wollte ich den Borretsch für meine Pflanzen im Growzelt.
Aber sie werden so gross, dass es nur im Outdoor möglich ist. Vielleicht mit Micro Dosierung!? Hätte gerne mehr Informationen.
Lange ging nichts, aber seit August wächst er unaufhörlich.
Bienen und vor allem Hummeln lieben den Borretsch. Es summt auf meinem Balkon.
Genau solche Wildblumen wollte ich diese Jahr bei mir zuhause. Danke Zami
Sieht schön aus
macht sich gut im Garten
Parfaite
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great results
Boretsch
Schöne blau leuchtende Blüten
Nicht alle Keim fähig
Zu wenig in der Verpackung meine Meinung
Schön
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