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Savory Satyr


Savory Satyr

Satires - early ripening varieties, the period from full germination to technical maturity of 50 - 60 days . The plant height of 35 cm, compact, inclinationfor not lodging . The leaves are dark green, the upper young leaves with weak anthocyanin pigmentation . Mass plants 145 - 170 g . Aromaticity strong, spicy, peppery, well preserved in the dried green . The highest yield was observed in grade Satyr - 12.7 t / ha, which is 1.4 t / ha higher than that of the standard . Value classes: high yield,precocity, strong aromaticity, compactness and a penchant for not lodging plants .

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Reference-kg / m²
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10 - 13 kg.100 - 130 kg.10 - 13 tons

Seeding rate-gr. / m²
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2 - 3 gram0.2 - 0.3 kg.20 - 30 kg.

Seeding rate for planting-gr. / m²
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0.4 - 0.5 gram40 - 50 gram4 - 5 kg.

Herb-plants / m²
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40 - 55 pcs4.0 - 5.5 thous. pieces400 - 550 thous. pieces

Number of seeds per 1 gram-pcs
gramkg.ton
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3.3 - 4.2 thous. pieces3300 - 4200 thous. pieces33000 - 42000 thous. pieces

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