-Celery (Green New) – 1500 seeds – AAA – Thai

Description

Celery (Green New)

 

Price: 190 Taka per packet

Quantity: 01 gram (approx. 1500 seeds )

Brand: AAA (Chua Yong Seed Co. Ltd.)

Country: Thailand

 

Germination Rate (approx.): _70_%

Physical Purity (Min): 98%

Genetic Purity (Min): 98%

 

Germination Temperature:

Based on multiple sources including university extensions and gardening guides, celery seeds germinate best in a temperature range of 10–24°C, with optimal conditions around 18–21°C during the day and slightly cooler nights (10–15°C lower). The minimum viable range is 4–29°C, but extremes can lead to poor or uneven germination. Sources consistently note that soil should be kept warm and moist, with light exposure aiding the process.

Germination Time:

Celery seeds typically take 14–21 days to germinate under ideal conditions. This can extend to 2–3 weeks if temperatures fluctuate or moisture is inconsistent.

Plant height, span and seed sowing depth:

• Plant height: 40–60 cm (16–24 inches) at maturity.
• Plant span (width): 30–45 cm (12–18 inches).
• Seed sowing depth: 0.3–0.5 cm (1/8–1/4 inch); seeds need light to germinate, so cover lightly or press into soil surface.

Plant Spacing:

6–8 inches (15–20 cm) between plants within a row.

Row Spacing:

24–36 inches (60–90 cm) between rows to allow for air circulation and growth.

Trellis Requirement:

No trellis or physical support is required. Celery grows upright as a self-supporting bunch, though staking may help in windy conditions or for heavier varieties to prevent lodging.

Seed to harvest time:

100–130 days (about 3–4 months) from seed to first harvest of stalks.

Seed to bloom time:

Celery is biennial, so blooming occurs in the second year (12–18 months from seed) under cool conditions (15–21°C). It rarely bolts in the first year unless stressed by heat.

Pot size/Container size/Bed size:

For containers: 12–18 inches (30–45 cm) diameter and at least 12 inches (30 cm) deep per plant to accommodate roots. For beds: Minimum 24 x 24 inches (60 x 60 cm) for 4–6 plants.

Soil type:

Celery thrives in loose, well-drained, fertile loam or sandy loam soil rich in organic matter (at least 5–10% compost). It prefers moisture-retentive but not waterlogged conditions; heavy clay should be amended with sand or compost. Ideal pH: 6.0–7.0 (slightly acidic to neutral).

Daily Sunlight Requirement:

• Daily sunlight: 5–7 hours of full sun; partial shade (4–6 hours) in hot climates to prevent bolting.
• Light for germination: Seeds require light exposure—do not bury deeply; use a thin soil cover or bottom-light trays.

Water Requirement:

Keep soil consistently moist (not soggy). For a mature 45–60 cm plant: 2–4 liters per week (1–2 inches equivalent), watered every 2–3 days in dry conditions. Seedlings (under 15 cm): 0.5–1 liter every 2 days. Increase frequency during heat; mulch to retain moisture.

Essential Nutrients for healthy growth of this plant:

Essential macronutrients:

• Nitrogen (N): 20–30% of needs for leafy growth—found in blood meal (12–0–0) or composted manure.
• Phosphorus (P): 10–15% for root development—found in bone meal (3–15–0).
• Potassium (K): 20–25% for stalk strength—found in wood ash or kelp meal (0–0–10). Micronutrients: Calcium (for cell walls, via lime) and magnesium (via Epsom salt). Celery is a heavy feeder; use balanced NPK like 10-10-10 overall.

How much organic fertilizer should I apply (mention weight in gram or kilogram for each fertilizer) for each plant if I grow it in the container size mentioned above? and what should be the interval of application? (use these fertilizers to prepare the blend/mix: Tricho-compost, Vermicompost, Cow-dung Compost, Horn Meal, Bone Meal, Neem Cake Powder, Mustard Cake Powder, Oyster Shell Powder & Epsom Salt)

For a 12–18 inch container (one plant), prepare a balanced mix: 200g Tricho-compost (for microbes), 150g Vermicompost (N-rich), 100g Cow-dung Compost (general), 20g Horn Meal (slow N), 30g Bone Meal (P), 25g Neem Cake Powder (pest deterrent), 20g Mustard Cake Powder (K boost), 15g Oyster Shell Powder (Ca), 10g Epsom Salt (Mg). Total mix: ~570g. Apply 100–150g at planting, then 50g side-dressed every 4 weeks. Interval: Monthly during growth season.

Fertilizer requirement for growth (chemical fertilizer) and application rate according to plant size

Use balanced 10-10-10 or 5-10-10 NPK. Seedlings (<15 cm): 5–10g per plant, every 3 weeks. Mature (45+ cm): 15–20g every 2–3 weeks. Apply as side-dress, water in; avoid excess N to prevent bolting.

 

Companion Plants:

Onions, leeks, tomatoes, spinach, beans, and brassicas (e.g., cabbage). Avoid carrots, parsnips (same family, attract shared pests), and potatoes (nutrient competition).

Fruit Taste:

Celery’s “fruit” refers to seeds, which have a mild, aromatic, slightly bitter taste (used as spice). Rating: 6/10—earthy and herbaceous, not sweet.

Leaf Taste:

Leaves are pungent, celery-like with a bitter edge, used in soups. Rating: 5/10—strong and herbal, best in small amounts.

Pest Types:

• Aphids: Chemical: Imidacloprid. Organic: Neem oil spray or ladybugs.
• Army worms/Slugs: Chemical: Spinosad. Organic: Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) or beer traps.
• Carrot weevils: Chemical: Carbaryl. Organic: Crop rotation and row covers.

Disease Types:

• Early blight (fungal): Chemical: Chlorothalonil. Organic: Copper fungicide and crop rotation.
• Septoria leaf spot: Chemical: Mancozeb. Organic: Remove debris, improve air flow.
• Root rot (fungal): Chemical: Propiconazole. Organic: Well-drained soil and Trichoderma inoculants.

Matured Fruit Identification:

For stalks (main “fruit”): Harvest when outer stalks are 15–20 cm long and 2.5–5 cm thick, firm, and crisp (about 100 days). For seeds: When umbels turn brown and dry in second year. Cut whole plant or outer stalks as needed.

Monthly yield required for a family of four people:

In Bangladeshi cuisine (e.g., curries, bhortha), celery is used sparingly as a flavoring (0.1–0.2 kg per dish). For a family of 4, 1–2 kg per month suffices for occasional use in 4–6 meals.

Average Crop yield:

0.2–0.5 kg (0.5–1 lb) per square foot, assuming standard spacing and good conditions.

Average Life Span:

Biennial: 1–2 years (grows vegetatively in year 1, flowers/seeds in year 2).

 

Nutritional value(s)

Per 100g raw stalks: 16 kcal, 95% water, 3g carbs, 0.7g protein, 80mg vitamin K (67% DV), 36mg vitamin C (40% DV), 260mg potassium (8% DV), high in fiber and antioxidants like apigenin.

Health benefits:

1. Supports digestion with high fiber content.
2. Lowers blood pressure via potassium and phthalides.
3. Anti-inflammatory due to antioxidants.
4. Aids hydration (95% water).
5. Promotes bone health with vitamin K.

Popular food recipes:

1. Bangladeshi: Masala Celery Curry—Sauté chopped celery with onions, garlic, turmeric, and chili; simmer with shrimp for 15 mins. Serves 4.
2. Bangladeshi: Celery Root & Potato Bhorta—Boil and mash celery root/potatoes with mustard oil, green chilies, and shallots; serve with rice.
3. Western: Celery Soup—Blend cooked celery, onions, stock, and cream; simmer 20 mins for creamy soup.
4. Asian: Stir-Fried Celery with Tofu—Quick-fry sliced celery, tofu, garlic, and soy sauce for 5 mins.

Suitable Seed sowing Time in Bangladesh:

October–November (post-monsoon, cool 20–25°C days) or February–March (pre-summer, mild 25–30°C). Bangladesh’s 2023–2024 winters were mild (avg. 18–22°C in Dec–Feb), suiting celery’s cool needs; avoid humid June–Sept rains.

Average number of seeds per gram:

2,000–2,500 seeds per gram, based on consistent data from seed suppliers and guides.

Best method to successfully propagate this plant:

From seed: Start indoors 10–12 weeks before transplant, in trays with light, moist soil at 18–21°C. Transplant at 4–6 weeks old. Division of crowns in spring for biennials.

Storage Method & Duration:

• Stalks/Leaves: Wrap in damp towel, refrigerate in crisper (0–4°C); lasts 1–2 weeks. Freeze chopped in bags for 6–8 months.
• Seeds: Dry, store in airtight jar at room temp; lasts 1–2 years.

Specialties of this plant:

1. Ancient medicinal use in Egypt/Greece for digestion.
2. High water content makes it a natural diuretic.
3. Versatile: Stalks for crunch, leaves/seeds for flavoring.

Beautiful quotes:

1. “In the quiet stalk of celery lies the whisper of the earth—crisp, humble, and eternally refreshing.”
2. “Celery rises from the soil like verdant veins of the garden, carrying the cool essence of forgotten streams.”

Unknown facts:

1. Wild celery (smallage) was used in ancient garlands for the dead in Egypt.
2. It contains androsterone, a pheromone that may subtly attract people.
3. Celery was once a luxury item in Victorian England, grown in “celery vases.”

Scientific Name and family of this plant:

Apium graveolens, family Apiaceae.

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