Phacelia Tanacetifolia seeds 0,5kg

Its adaptation is better in low regions with good drainage, clay soils, loamy-clay, sandy-clay, loam-clay and airy texture of ph ranging between 5 and 8.5. It is sown from April until the end of August, at a depth of 1 or 2 centimetres. It can also be sown in autumn, if there is not very strong frost as it could kill it. The usually recommended proportion is 20 grams of seeds for every 10 square meters of plot, with a minimum cultivated area, so that their crop is profitable, one hectare. Its sowing is more successful in those areas that receive between 350 and 900 mm of annual precipitation.

A punctuation, if sowed in autumn is usually done for green manure. In beekeeping it is a demand for beekeepers to bring the hives closer to fields planted with this flower so melliferous, source of nectar and pollen. It also gives us an abundant plant mass excellent as fodder, to protect the soil in winter and to enrich the compost.