Guisante, vaina de azúcar de Oregón
- Ontario Grown
$1.95
SKU: GS-5948-PEA-DT
- Free shipping on orders over $50
- Organicly grown
- Non GMO
Descripción
Las vainas, delgadas y crujientes, son casi translúcidas y de un verde brillante, con semillas diminutas. Toda la vaina es comestible y bastante dulce si se recoge en el momento adecuado.
Cultivar guisantes Oregon Sugar Pod es más fácil que cultivar guisantes enredaderas, ya que son guisantes arbustivos, de solo 36 a 48 pulgadas (90 a 120 cm) de alto.
Especificaciones
- Plant Name: Pea 'Wando' (Pisum sativum)
- Cultivar Type: Heirloom, Open-Pollinated (1943 USDA Classic)
- Plant Class: Cool-Season Annual Vegetable / Legume Family (Fabaceae)
- Color: Dark green outer pods, vibrant sweet green peas
- Plant Characteristics: Compact bush vine habit (24–30 inches tall / 60–75 cm), blunt 3-inch pods, 7–8 peas per pod, superior heat tolerance, nitrogen-fixing root system
- Suitable Space: Vegetable garden rows, raised beds, cool-season patio containers, short trellis beds
- Season: Spring to Early Summer, Autumn Harvest (Cool Season, ~65–70 Days to Maturity)
- Best Time for Sowing (Zone 6b): Direct sow outdoors early to mid-April as soon as soil can be worked in spring (sow 1 inch deep, 2 inches apart). Direct sow late July through early August for an autumn harvest. Space rows 18 to 24 inches apart; short support netting or low staking recommended.
- Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade (thrives in full sun; tolerates light afternoon shade during warm periods)
- Watering Needs: Moderate (requires steady moisture during flowering, pod filling; well-drained organic soil)
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