| Maturity after transplant (days) | 80 |
|---|---|
| Head shape | Dome |
| Plant size | Large |
| Harvest season | Summer - fall |
| Formulation | Treated |
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Cauliflower Romanesco Whitaker F1
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Cauliflower Romanesco Whitaker F1
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Recommendations :
Indoor sowing : 8 weeks before transplanting in the garden. (*)
(*) From 7 to 10 days after the date of the last ground frost.
Similar to traditional green types of Romanesco except in colour, Whitacker shows perfect white spiralled curds. Recommended for summer and fall harvest, Whitaker has a large, sturdy plant. Excellent sold alone or with Veronica.
NOTE: under fertilization and/or drought stress, heads may show a slight green tinge.
Treated seeds
Green Thumb
Cultural practices : Cauliflower, more than any other vegetable, is affected by climate and grows best in cool weather. For an early harvest, sow them in a greenhouse between early February and mid-March, the young seedlings must be hardened before transplanting them to the garden or sowing them in the ground as soon as the soil allows. For a fall harvest, sow cauliflower in open ground between early and mid-June.
Soil : Cauliflower prefers fertile soil and needs moisture. Plant them in full sun with light shade.
Spacing : Plant them at a depth of 6 mm to 13 mm, as far apart as possible. When the seedlings are 10 cm high, thin out to 45 cm to 50 cm in rows spaced 60 cm to 90 cm apart.
Growing tips : For varieties that do not have self-covering foliage, tie the foliage to cover the center, to prevent sun scorch of the plant.
Harvest : Harvest it when the head is firm and the desired size.
| Growing plants from seeds | |
|---|---|
| Rival plant |
Chive, Garlic, Strawberry, Tomato |
| Companion plants |
Bean, Celery, Dill, Marjoram, Mint, Onion, Oregano, Potato, Rosemary, Sage, Thyme |
