Spinach, Matador - Seeds

Name: Spinach, Matador - Seeds
Brand: AmongSeeds
SKU: Spinacia oleracea Matador
Price: 2.47 EUR
Availability: InStock

Spinacia oleracea Matador

€2.47

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A slow-growing variety noted for its dark green leaves, rounded and gently lobed, with a thick texture and a slightly wrinkled surface.

Seed packet size

Standard size (150 seeds)

Matador Spinach is a classic variety appreciated for its slow growth, which allows it to develop thicker, high-quality leaves. It produces dark green foliage with a rounded, slightly lobed shape, a firm texture, and a mildly crinkled surface. This is a strong and adaptable spinach suitable for spring and autumn sowings, and it also performs well in early summer thanks to its moderate resistance to bolting. It offers steady productivity and tender leaves over an extended period.

Excellent for fresh salads or light cooking, as it maintains both flavor and structure.

How to sow Matador Spinach seeds

To germinate Matador Spinach, sow the seeds directly in the ground or in seed trays. Place them 1-1.5 cm deep in a loose, well-aerated substrate. Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Ideal germination temperatures range between 10 and 18 °C.

Seeds usually sprout within 8 to 14 days. Once the seedlings develop several true leaves, thin them out to 20-25 cm apart. With regular watering and good light, the plants will grow steadily and produce tender, high-quality leaves.

Reference

Spinacia oleracea Matador
In stock

6 Items
Condition

New

Family

Amaranthaceae
Solar exposition

Partial shade
Sunny
Watering

Medium
Frost resistance

Medium
Planting time

April
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Flowering period

August
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Hardiness (USDA)

10
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Lifecycle

Annual
Flower color

Yellow
Spacing
Height
Special treatment

Direct sowing
Harvest period

April
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Stock origin

AmongSeeds warehouse

Accepted name: Spinacia oleracea
Family: Chenopodiaceae
Genus: Spinacia