[header] How to grow kale [title] Choose a kale variety that best suits your growing climate. [step] Kale is usually grouped by leaf shape, and although growing times vary between varieties, most kale is ready for harvest between 45 and 75 days after transplanting. [substeps] Curly kale is sweet and mild and is one of the most commonly found kale varieties.
[header] How to grow kale [title] Choose a kale variety that best suits your growing climate. [step] Kale is usually grouped by leaf shape, and although growing times vary between varieties, most kale is ready for harvest between 45 and 75 days after transplanting. [substeps] Curly kale is sweet and mild and is one of the most commonly found kale varieties.
Cherry kale blooms in october, several weeks prior to the expected harvest to keep the fruit fresh. [title] Choose a location with full sun and well-drained soil. Gardeners typically grow kale in a pot with roots that hang low in the soil. It has a thick root that grows larger and more sturdy than other varieties. It is characterized by its curly, wrinkled leaves. Lacinato or dino kale also has a wrinkled texture, though its leaves are tall and skinny. [title] Choose fresh kale or frozen kale. [step] Fresh kale is not usually the best choice for gardeners.