Name: Bell Pepper rootstock Bedrock F1
SKU: 68731
Price: 3.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Bell Pepper rootstock Bedrock F1

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Categories: 2025 News!, New vegetable seeds!, Pepper, Vegetable seeds.

3.50 €

Quantity of seeds: 10 seeds

This bell pepper rootstock is highly resistant to tomato mosaic virus, nematodes, spotted leaf blight and blight, therefore the plants are less susceptible to diseases.

When using this rootstock, peppers begin to ripen earlier and produce a very high yield.

It is recommended to sow the rootstock seeds in late January – early February – 3 days earlier than the graft seeds.

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Quantity of seeds	10 seeds
Sowing	I–II
Sowing depth, cm	0.5

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