Kohlrabi Dyna [Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes]

The light blue autumn kohlrabi 'Dyna' is a very old, biennial, fast-growing and unique kohlrabi variety that was found in the 16th century. Century was very popular in Germany. The pale blue autumn variety with bright green leaf stems is very robust and hardy and is grown in many regions of the world. The taste is mild, tender and has a very juicy flesh. The strong variety has a long harvest period and grows larger than other varieties, reaching sizes such as super melt.

General information
Plant family: Brassicaceae
Life Cycle: Biennial
Days to harvest: 60 days
Plant height approx.: 35 cm
Root Type: Deep Root
Nutrient requirements: Medium Eaters
Water Requirements: Means
Winter hardiness: Up to-10 °C
Location: Sunny
Floor: Permeable, moist, loamy, humus

PH: 6 to 7.5

Sowing and planting information
Germ Type: Dark germ
Seed Depth: 0.5-1 cm
Optimal germination temperature: 15-20 °C
Germination time: 7-14 days
Planting, row spacing: 30x30 cm

Optimal mixed culture: Bean, pea, potato, lettuce, leek, beetroot, celery, asparagus, spinach, tomato, radish, borage, dill, cucumber, chamomile, salsify, strawberry, licorice, basil, marigold, marigold, marigold, marigold
Unfavorable mixed culture: Mustard, fennel, other types of cabbage

Subtropic climate (Mediterranean) (e. g. B. Portugal, Spain, Italy)
Sow directly into the open from January to April or in autumn from September to December. We recommend pre-cultivation in small bowls from January to April or in autumn from September to December.

Moderate climate (e. g. B. Germany, Switzerland, Poland)
Sow directly into the open air from July. We recommend pre-cultivation in small bowls from June to September.

General
We always recommend pre-culture for cabbage, for this purpose let the seedlings grow in a small bowl up to the first visible cabbage leaves, then pik into the desired container. After peckering, let the seedlings grow at moderate temperatures until they are planted out as seedlings. The planting of the seedlings in the bed is carried out from the 2nd Pair of leaves after the cotyledders.
Cabbage plants prefer a sunny location with sufficient water and nutrient-rich, humus-rich loam soil. Prepare the soil for cabbage with deposited animal manure. Avoid waterlogging.

Additional tips
A evenly moist soil prevents the tubers from bursting. To prevent the laying of eggs from cabbage flies, we recommend the use of vegetable protection nets. In order to quickly obtain a fine, crumbly and well-drained soil, an additional incorporation of biochar and primeval rock flour is recommended.

Type of propagation
Spread occurs via seeds.

Care Plants
The bed in the cabbage plants should never dry out completely, regular watering is necessary to keep the growth of the plants stable. M It animal manure prepared beds and planting in mixed culture, replaces additional fertilization.

Germination ability of seeds: 3-4 years

Other Names
Botanical names: Brassica oleracea var. gongylodes
English Names: Kohlrabi
German names: Kohlrabi
Portuguese names: Couve-rábano
Spanish Names: Colirrábano
French names: Chou-rave