Aubergine/Eggplant Matti F1 Seeds
Aubergine Matti is a disease-resistant Matti Gulla variety. It is very productive and easy to grow. Matti is a village in Karnataka, India famous for this type of aubergine/eggplant.
The Matti plant produces small round green-skinned fruits with white stripes that grow to 5cm in diameter. Aubergine Matti is used extensively in many Asian foods and is a staple ingredient in many vegetarian curry dishes from India and Thailand.
Aubergines can be grown outside in very sheltered sunny sites next to a south facing wall in the south, if the weather is very good but it is really best to grow them undercover. They require long hot periods to crop & our weather is very unpredictable.
The best & most reliable crops are produced in polytunnels/greenhouses in their soil or in containers or grow bags.
Aubergine Thai Matti Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 20 seeds per pack. |
| Site: | Polytunnel/greenhouse. |
| When to Sow: |
January to March undercover at 20C.
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| How to Sow: |
Sow 2 seeds to a module and if both seeds germinate - thin out weakest seedling. When 10cm tall 'prick out' into pots and keep at 18-20C. Transplant into greenhouse soil when first flowers appear, space 40cm each way or 1 plant to a 20cm pot or 2 to a grow bag and keep indoors. When plant reaches 20cm tall 'pinch out' growing tip to encourage it to bush out.
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| Care: |
Containers can be moved outside if the weather is very hot and brought back in if it turns cold. Support stem with a cane as this helps as the fruits become heavy. As soon as the flowers set mist with tepid water to encourage a good fruit set (this also helps to deter red spider mite). Feed with potash rich tomato feed once a week when the first fruit has set. Once 7-8 fruits have set remove other flowers to encourage the plants energy into producing good aubergines.
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| Harvest: | August to mid-October whilst the fruits are still shiny and about 10-15cm long by cutting with a sharp knife. |
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Aubergine/Eggplant Matti F1 Seeds
Aubergine/Eggplant Matti F1 Seeds
Aubergine Matti is a disease-resistant Matti Gulla variety. It is very productive and easy to grow. Matti is a village in Karnataka, India famous for this type of aubergine/eggplant.
The Matti plant produces small round green-skinned fruits with white stripes that grow to 5cm in diameter. Aubergine Matti is used extensively in many Asian foods and is a staple ingredient in many vegetarian curry dishes from India and Thailand.
Aubergines can be grown outside in very sheltered sunny sites next to a south facing wall in the south, if the weather is very good but it is really best to grow them undercover. They require long hot periods to crop & our weather is very unpredictable.
The best & most reliable crops are produced in polytunnels/greenhouses in their soil or in containers or grow bags.
Aubergine Thai Matti Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 20 seeds per pack. |
| Site: | Polytunnel/greenhouse. |
| When to Sow: |
January to March undercover at 20C.
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| How to Sow: |
Sow 2 seeds to a module and if both seeds germinate - thin out weakest seedling. When 10cm tall 'prick out' into pots and keep at 18-20C. Transplant into greenhouse soil when first flowers appear, space 40cm each way or 1 plant to a 20cm pot or 2 to a grow bag and keep indoors. When plant reaches 20cm tall 'pinch out' growing tip to encourage it to bush out.
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| Care: |
Containers can be moved outside if the weather is very hot and brought back in if it turns cold. Support stem with a cane as this helps as the fruits become heavy. As soon as the flowers set mist with tepid water to encourage a good fruit set (this also helps to deter red spider mite). Feed with potash rich tomato feed once a week when the first fruit has set. Once 7-8 fruits have set remove other flowers to encourage the plants energy into producing good aubergines.
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| Harvest: | August to mid-October whilst the fruits are still shiny and about 10-15cm long by cutting with a sharp knife. |
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Aubergine Matti is a disease-resistant Matti Gulla variety. It is very productive and easy to grow. Matti is a village in Karnataka, India famous for this type of aubergine/eggplant.
The Matti plant produces small round green-skinned fruits with white stripes that grow to 5cm in diameter. Aubergine Matti is used extensively in many Asian foods and is a staple ingredient in many vegetarian curry dishes from India and Thailand.
Aubergines can be grown outside in very sheltered sunny sites next to a south facing wall in the south, if the weather is very good but it is really best to grow them undercover. They require long hot periods to crop & our weather is very unpredictable.
The best & most reliable crops are produced in polytunnels/greenhouses in their soil or in containers or grow bags.
Aubergine Thai Matti Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 20 seeds per pack. |
| Site: | Polytunnel/greenhouse. |
| When to Sow: |
January to March undercover at 20C.
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| How to Sow: |
Sow 2 seeds to a module and if both seeds germinate - thin out weakest seedling. When 10cm tall 'prick out' into pots and keep at 18-20C. Transplant into greenhouse soil when first flowers appear, space 40cm each way or 1 plant to a 20cm pot or 2 to a grow bag and keep indoors. When plant reaches 20cm tall 'pinch out' growing tip to encourage it to bush out.
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| Care: |
Containers can be moved outside if the weather is very hot and brought back in if it turns cold. Support stem with a cane as this helps as the fruits become heavy. As soon as the flowers set mist with tepid water to encourage a good fruit set (this also helps to deter red spider mite). Feed with potash rich tomato feed once a week when the first fruit has set. Once 7-8 fruits have set remove other flowers to encourage the plants energy into producing good aubergines.
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| Harvest: | August to mid-October whilst the fruits are still shiny and about 10-15cm long by cutting with a sharp knife. |
When to Sow Aubergine Matti Vegetable Seeds
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