Leek Cherokee F1
An exclusive hybrid variety specially developed for autumn cultivation. Leek Cherokee F1 offers high yields and uniform, heavy stems. Cherokee is widely grown by professional growers across Europe for market and auction, ensuring exceptional quality!
F1 hybrids are specially developed vegetable seeds known for their high productivity, uniform growth, and strong resistance to diseases. Perfect for a bountiful harvest in your own garden!
1 bag ≈ 90 seeds
Specifications
| Type of product | Vegetable seeds |
| Seeding time outdoors | March–April |
| Planting distance | 40 x 15 cm |
| Harvest time | October–December |
| F1 Hybrid | Yes |
Tips
The uniform, thick shaft (the white edible part) is medium-long depending on the planting depth. The sturdy leaves grow upright.
Sowing: March/April directly outdoors on a seedbed. Sow generously.
Leeks grow best in humus-rich soil with a loose structure. Transplant in June when the seedlings are pencil-thick.
Plant in trenches (furrows) 10-15 cm deep. Distance between trenches 40 cm. Distance between plants in the trench 15 cm.
Harvest: October to December.
Tip: To prevent damage by onion fly larvae, it is advisable to protect both the sowing and planting beds with insect netting.
The uniform, thick shaft (the white edible part) is medium-long depending on the planting depth. The sturdy leaves grow upright.
Sowing: March/April directly outdoors on a seedbed. Sow generously.
Leeks grow best in humus-rich soil with a loose structure. Transplant in June when the seedlings are pencil-thick.
Plant in trenches (furrows) 10-15 cm deep. Distance between trenches 40 cm. Distance between plants in the trench 15 cm.
Harvest: October to December.
Tip: To prevent damage by onion fly larvae, it is advisable to protect both the sowing and planting beds with insect netting.
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