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Quantity of seeds

0.2 g, 3 g

Quantity of seeds 1 g

Plant height, cm

40

Seasonality

Sowing

III–IV

Sowing depth, cm

0.5

Transplantation

V

Distances, cm

30×40

Harvest

VIII–X

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