Rocket Voyager Seeds
Rocket Voyager has thin, serrated dark green leaves that are not only very similar in appearance to wild rocket but also has the distinctive hot peppery flavour.
Rocket Voyager is very fast and easy to grow. It can be ready to pick in 25-30 days for young baby leaf production or left for a little longer to mature. The younger leaves are slightly milder in taste whereas the older leaves have a spicier hot more pungent taste.
The leaves have an upright growth habit unlike the more prostrate wild rocket varieties and they can be picked regularly a few at a time as 'cut & come again' leaves so as to keep fresh new growth occurring or harvested all at once. Regular sowings of rocket seeds every 6 weeks will keep production going through most of the year.
Rocket Voyager is slower to bolt than wild rocket but any flowers that do appear can be a pretty addition to the salad bowl - just keep the plants well watered especially in dry conditions to help against early bolting. Washed & pre-packed supermarket Rocket is sold at such a premium but nothing beats the flavour & freshness of homegrown. Great tossed over pizza or used as a salad ingredient or even like spinach.
An excellent variety that's so easy to grow and so full of flavour.
Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 700 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Any, will even grow in part shade.
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| When to Sow |
March to September.
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| How to Sow: |
Direct sow in a prepared seed bed in drills 1cm deep, thin to 10cm between plants and 15cm between rows.
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| Care: |
Just keep well-watered as Rocket can go to seed quickly. The flowers are edible too! Keep an eye out for flea beetle, as they can munch holes in the leaves.
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| Harvest: | 25-30 days from sowing. April to November can be longer if correct conditions indoors. |
When to Sow Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seeds
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Rocket Voyager Seeds
Rocket Voyager Seeds
Rocket Voyager has thin, serrated dark green leaves that are not only very similar in appearance to wild rocket but also has the distinctive hot peppery flavour.
Rocket Voyager is very fast and easy to grow. It can be ready to pick in 25-30 days for young baby leaf production or left for a little longer to mature. The younger leaves are slightly milder in taste whereas the older leaves have a spicier hot more pungent taste.
The leaves have an upright growth habit unlike the more prostrate wild rocket varieties and they can be picked regularly a few at a time as 'cut & come again' leaves so as to keep fresh new growth occurring or harvested all at once. Regular sowings of rocket seeds every 6 weeks will keep production going through most of the year.
Rocket Voyager is slower to bolt than wild rocket but any flowers that do appear can be a pretty addition to the salad bowl - just keep the plants well watered especially in dry conditions to help against early bolting. Washed & pre-packed supermarket Rocket is sold at such a premium but nothing beats the flavour & freshness of homegrown. Great tossed over pizza or used as a salad ingredient or even like spinach.
An excellent variety that's so easy to grow and so full of flavour.
Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 700 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Any, will even grow in part shade.
|
| When to Sow |
March to September.
|
| How to Sow: |
Direct sow in a prepared seed bed in drills 1cm deep, thin to 10cm between plants and 15cm between rows.
|
| Care: |
Just keep well-watered as Rocket can go to seed quickly. The flowers are edible too! Keep an eye out for flea beetle, as they can munch holes in the leaves.
|
| Harvest: | 25-30 days from sowing. April to November can be longer if correct conditions indoors. |
When to Sow Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seeds
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Description
Rocket Voyager has thin, serrated dark green leaves that are not only very similar in appearance to wild rocket but also has the distinctive hot peppery flavour.
Rocket Voyager is very fast and easy to grow. It can be ready to pick in 25-30 days for young baby leaf production or left for a little longer to mature. The younger leaves are slightly milder in taste whereas the older leaves have a spicier hot more pungent taste.
The leaves have an upright growth habit unlike the more prostrate wild rocket varieties and they can be picked regularly a few at a time as 'cut & come again' leaves so as to keep fresh new growth occurring or harvested all at once. Regular sowings of rocket seeds every 6 weeks will keep production going through most of the year.
Rocket Voyager is slower to bolt than wild rocket but any flowers that do appear can be a pretty addition to the salad bowl - just keep the plants well watered especially in dry conditions to help against early bolting. Washed & pre-packed supermarket Rocket is sold at such a premium but nothing beats the flavour & freshness of homegrown. Great tossed over pizza or used as a salad ingredient or even like spinach.
An excellent variety that's so easy to grow and so full of flavour.
Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seed Information
| Seed Quantity: | Approx 700 seeds per pack. |
| Site: |
Any, will even grow in part shade.
|
| When to Sow |
March to September.
|
| How to Sow: |
Direct sow in a prepared seed bed in drills 1cm deep, thin to 10cm between plants and 15cm between rows.
|
| Care: |
Just keep well-watered as Rocket can go to seed quickly. The flowers are edible too! Keep an eye out for flea beetle, as they can munch holes in the leaves.
|
| Harvest: | 25-30 days from sowing. April to November can be longer if correct conditions indoors. |
When to Sow Rocket Voyager Vegetable Seeds
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