Vegetable Seeds - Cultivated Arugula is a carefully selected variety for quick and flavorful harvests. Perfect for balconies, small gardens, and family vegetable patches, it offers fresh, pungent leaves in just a few weeks.

Key Features

• Cultivated arugula variety, ideal for home growing in the ground or in pots on a balcony
• Fast and reliable germination: approximately 3 to 7 days depending on temperature and humidity
• Early harvest: generally 25 to 40 days after sowing, depending on weather conditions and exposure
• Characteristic taste: tender leaves with a pungent kick, perfect raw in salads or added at the end of cooking
• Adapted to a wide range of soils and compatible with regular and moderate watering

Planting and Maintenance

Sow directly in rows or in small pots to facilitate the initial stages. Place the seeds at a shallow depth (about 0.5 cm) and space rows 15 cm apart. To promote rapid germination, keep the soil slightly cool and moist until the first leaves develop. To extend the harvest period, practice successive sowings every 2 to 3 weeks and adjust watering according to the heat — more water during hot periods to prevent the plant from bolting too early.

Harvesting and Enjoying

Cut the outer leaves when the arugula reaches a sufficient size for your recipe. Progressive harvesting = continuous supply of fresh leaves throughout the season. Used in salads, sandwich toppings, pizzas, or even finely blended into a homemade pesto, arugula adds a zesty and aromatic flavor that enhances both simple and elaborate dishes.

Uses and Benefits

In cooking, cultivated arugula brings a spicy temperament and a beautiful freshness. It is a natural source of fiber and vitamin C, ideal for quick and balanced meals. Perfect for spring and summer dishes, it pairs well with tomatoes, fresh cheeses, and olive oils, and can even be added at the end of cooking to preserve its flavor.

Ideal for whom?

• Beginner and experienced gardeners looking for simple and fast cultivation
• City dwellers with balconies or terraces seeking urban gardening options
• Healthy cooking enthusiasts looking for fresh ingredients within reach

Store seeds in a cool, dry place. Once opened, prioritize quick use to ensure optimal germination and flavorful leaves. Add these cultivated arugula seeds to your order and start your mini-vegetable garden today – fresh, pungent leaves in just a few weeks, right at home.