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planting kale seeds in a pot

planting kale seeds in a pot Kale Force Salad Bowl DROP & GRO™

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planting kale seeds in a pot Kale Force Salad Bowl DROP & GRO™10 Seed Pods a mix of Purple, Green and Blue Kale Grow them in the ground or in containers right by your kitchen! With Drop & Gro seed pod technology you get a great mix of beautiful kale that is easy to grow. Once you harvest, they will re grow multiple times, so you can enjoy the freshest salad greens at home. Multi seed technology Multiple Harvests Easy to Drop & Gro Good Dirts Kale Force Salad Bowl is a multispecies, multi seed cluster all in one

10 Seed Pods - a mix of Purple, Green and Blue Kale

Grow them in the ground or in containers right by your kitchen! With Drop & Gro seed pod technology you get a great mix of beautiful kale that is easy to grow. Once you harvest, they will re-grow multiple times, so you can enjoy the freshest salad greens at home.
  • Multi-seed technology
  • Multiple Harvests
  • Easy to Drop & Gro
Good Dirt’s ‘Kale Force Salad Bowl’ is a multispecies, multi-seed cluster all-in-one grow pod. Our multi-seed technology allows for multiple varieties and multiple seeds in one easy-to-handle Gro pod that will give you fuller, healthier, more uniform plants. The seeds germinate and grow together instead of separately creating a beautiful mix that goes straight from the garden to your salad bowl. The Drop & Gro Salad Seeds can be grown in containers or in the ground. Once mature, you can harvest every three weeks by cutting back to 2-3 inches, plants will regrow several times for more fresh salad.

Ingredients

  • 6-10 Seeds per Gro Pod
  • Varieties Include a mix of Purple, Green and Blue Kale
  • Certified Non-GMO Multi-Seed
  • 100% Chemical Free
  • Pathogen-free

Growing Drop & Gro™ Salad Seeds

We suggest 3-5 Gro Pods in a 12″-14”container. Place seed pod on top of soil or potting mix if planting in a container. Use your finger and press to a depth of 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Slightly cover with soil or your potting mix. We like watering in with a mister as a gentle way to get the soil moist. Once transplanted in the ground or in a container, let the soil dry out between waterings. Harvest when the leaves reach 6″ or more by snipping 2-3″ above the soil line. Regrow several times for repeat harvest. Stagger plantings to have consistent, non-stop harvests.

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