- 🎨 Stunning color: Deep purple-red that upgrades any dish
- 💪 Superfood: Packed with antioxidants (anthocyanins)
- ❄️ Winter vegetable: Grows when the garden is "resting"
- 📦 Stores well: A cabbage head keeps for weeks in the fridge
- 🔄 Versatile: Fresh, cooked, pickled - it all works!
- 🌱 Satisfying to grow: Watching the head grow is an experience
- 💰 Saves money: Store-bought cabbage = high price, seeds = many heads!
Red cabbage seeds
Red cabbage seeds
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- משלוח עד הביתהאספקה מתבצעת בהתאם לאזורי החלוקה ולזמני האספקה
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Red Cabbage - The Garden's Purple Star! 🥬 Deep, impressive color, crunchy texture, and excellent taste. Red cabbage is a robust vegetable suited for cool seasons, producing a large, dense head perfect for salads, pickling, cooking, and garnishing. The pack contains approximately 150 untreated seeds - enough for a whole bed of impressive cabbage heads!
🥬 Why grow red cabbage?
🌱 How to sow red cabbage - step by step
- Step 1: Choose a bright, sunny spot in the garden ☀️
- Step 2: Prepare a wide, airy, and well-draining bed
- Step 3: Create small holes 1 cm deep
- Step 4: Scatter one seed per hole and cover gently
- Step 5: Water lightly until the soil is moist 💧
- Step 6: Maintain generous spacing - cabbage needs air and space!
- Step 7: After germination - water consistently
- Step 8: When the head is firm and heavy - it's time to harvest! ✂️
💡 You can start in a nursery tray and transplant when seedlings have 4-5 leaves
📋 Full sowing specs
- Sowing method: Combined (nursery tray or direct)
- Sowing season: August - February
- Sowing depth: 1 cm
- Spacing between rows: 75 cm
- Spacing within row: 50 cm
- Growth days: ~120 days (4 months)
- Light: Full sun
- Watering: Regular and consistent
- Fertilization: Light, once every 2-3 weeks
💡 Tips for growing success
- ❄️ Cool climate: Cabbage grows best in autumn and winter
- 🌱 Light fertilizer: Once every 2-3 weeks for optimal growth
- 💧 Regular watering: Encourages a large and dense head
- 🌬️ Generous spacing: Don't crowd - every plant needs air!
- 🍂 Damaged leaves? That's fine, you can remove outer damaged leaves
- 🔍 Maturity check: Press the head - when it's firm and heavy, it's ready
- 🌡️ Avoid heat: High heat prevents the formation of a good head
🥗 Kitchen uses
- 🥗 Red cabbage salad: Thinly sliced with mayo or vinaigrette
- 🫙 Homemade pickling: Pickled purple cabbage - beautiful and delicious!
- 🍳 Stir-fry: With onions, garlic, and soy sauce
- 🍲 Stews: Adds color to vegetable stews
- 🎨 Garnish: Purple color upgrades any plate
- 🥙 Pitas and tortillas: Crispiness and impressive color
- 🍜 Noodles: Addition to noodle bowls
- 🧃 Juice: Red cabbage juice is healthy and beautiful
💡 The purple color stays in salads, but changes during cooking (add vinegar to keep it purple!)
💪 Health benefits
- 💜 Anthocyanins: The antioxidants that provide the purple color
- 🍊 Vitamin C: More than white cabbage!
- 🦴 Vitamin K: For bone health
- 🥦 Dietary fiber: For healthy digestion
- 🛡️ Immune boost: Anti-inflammatory nutrition
- ⚖️ Low calorie: Satiety without the weight
⚠️ Common issues and solutions
- Head not forming: Likely too hot - cabbage needs cool weather. Wait for the right season
- Small head: Overcrowding or lack of fertilizer - increase spacing and fertilize
- Yellow leaves: Nitrogen deficiency - fertilize with nitrogen-rich fertilizer
- Holes in leaves: Pests (caterpillars, beetles) - check under the leaves
- Aphids: Water spray under pressure or potassium soap
- Cracked head: Uneven watering or over-ripeness - harvest early!
🧊 Storage and preservation
- 🧊 In the fridge: A whole head keeps for 2-3 months in a bag!
- ✂️ After cutting: Wrap in plastic, keeps for a week
- ❄️ Freezing: Cut into strips, blanch for 2 minutes, freeze in a bag
- 🫙 Pickling: Pickled cabbage keeps for months in a sealed jar
💡 Leave outer leaves on the head - they protect it!
Red cabbage from the garden = color, taste, and health on your plate!
How to know the cabbage is ready? Press the head - when it feels firm and heavy, it's at its peak. Don't wait too long - an over-mature head might crack. Color tip: To preserve the purple when cooking, add a little vinegar or lemon juice to the water. Harvest: Cut the head with a sharp knife at the base, leave a few outer leaves on the stem - sometimes additional small heads will grow! Successive sowing: Sow every 3-4 weeks for continuous harvest throughout the winter.









