Chou d’Abyssinie (Brassica carinata) graines

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Chou d’Abyssinie (Brassica carinata) graines

Légume-feuille au goût doux et épicé, idéal à cuire, à poêler ou en salade – productif et rapidement prêt à récolter
Contenu : env. 100 graines
Variété de graine résistante, facultée de germination régulièrement testée

879,20 Ft

inclus TVA ,

de	Prix unitaire / Paquete
10	790,90 Ft*
100	660,36 Ft*

Numéro d'article: BRA22

Code barre – EAN /GTIN: 4251420521699

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Abyssinian Kale: A Multifaceted Gem from Northeast Africa

Imagine cultivating a plant in your garden that not only enriches your meals but can also be used to produce biofuels. Abyssinian kale, also known as Ethiopian mustard, is precisely such a plant.

The Abyssinian kale (Brassica carinata) is an extraordinarily versatile crop from Northeast Africa. In Ethiopia, it has been cultivated as a leafy green for millennia and is a staple in local cuisine. The young, tender leaves and stems enhance salads, stir-fries, or vegetable side dishes with a pleasantly mild, slightly nutty flavour reminiscent of broccoli.

But this plant offers even more: its oil-rich seeds can be used to produce high-quality vegetable oil, traditionally used as cooking oil and now also for biofuel production. Abyssinian kale is also notable for its robustness, heat tolerance, and rapid growth. Just a few weeks after sowing, you can harvest the vitamin-rich leafy greens—a true all-rounder for self-sufficiency enthusiasts and hobby gardeners.

Culinary Uses

Why not try a simple recipe? Here's an idea: 'Sautéed Abyssinian Kale with Garlic and Lemon.' Simply fry the leaves in olive oil, add garlic and lemon juice, and season with salt and pepper. This quick and healthy dish highlights the unique flavour of Abyssinian kale.

Caractéristiques et entretien

Espèce:	Brassicaceae
Structure racinaire:	Racine pivotante Racine profonde
Couleur des fleurs:	Jaune
Région d'origine:	Afrique
Mode d'emploi:	légume Engrais vert Plante oléagineuse Bonne plante nourricière pour les insectes
Caractéristiques:	Plante méllifère Résistante à la sécheresse Germe dans l'obscurité
Climat:	Tempéré Sec
Cycle de vie:	Annuelle
Hauteur de croissance:	100-150 cm

Semis et culture

Type de sol:	Sec Modérément riche en nutriments Frais Perméable
Profondeur de semis:	1 cm
Distance de semis:	15 cm
Distance entre les rangées:	30 cm
Ensoleillement:	Plein soleil
Durée de germination:	1-2 semaines
Besoin en eau:	Moyen
Température de germination:	10-18°C
Période de semis en pleine terre:	Mars Avril Mai Juin Juillet Août

Sowing and Cultivation

Sowing Time: March to September outdoors; year-round on a windowsill
Sowing Depth: Approximately 1 cm (requires darkness to germinate)
Germination Temperature: 12–22°C (minimum 3°C); germination period 8–10 days
Location: Sunny to partially shaded, sheltered from wind
Plant Spacing: Row spacing 25 cm, thin to 2–5 cm within the row
Care: Low nutrient requirement, water during dry periods, keep soil loose
Harvest: First leaves and shoots after about 5–7 weeks, continuous harvesting possible

Sustainability

Cultivating Abyssinian kale is not only straightforward and productive but also ecologically beneficial. The plant thrives in various climatic zones and contributes to biodiversity in your garden. Additionally, it is a sustainable choice for those who value environmentally friendly agriculture.

Abyssinian kale is not just a rare traditional crop but also a delicious and uncomplicated addition to modern cuisine—straight from your garden or balcony container.

Autres noms

Nom botanique:

Brassica carinata

Noms français:

Chou d’Abyssinie, Moutarde abyssinienne

Noms anglais:

Ethiopian Kale, Abyssinian Mustard

Noms espagnols:

Col de Abisinia, Mostaza abisinia

Noms italiens:

Cavolo d’Abissinia, Senape d’Abissinia

Noms néerlandais:

Abyssinische kool, Ethiopische mosterdkool

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