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Photo de Disques de Basilic. Gardez le feuillage à portée de main pour les petites cueillettes. Le visuel permet d'observer les contours, les teintes et la disposition des éléments présentés. Les détails de forme et les contrastes donnent un aperçu de l'apparence de cette plante ou de sa récolte. Cette photographie accompagne la variété nommée afin de l'identifier dans la sélection de semences.

Processed Lamiaceae

Basil Discs (3 discs)

Name: Basil Discs (3 discs)
Brand: W.H. Perron
SKU: 69-1120-01N
Price: 3.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

Product code : NOR-GR01

WH Perron's basil seed discs simplify the cultivation of this essential aromatic herb. Each disc contains approximately 100 seeds, perfect for lovers of pesto, sauces, or fresh salads. Fresh basil is easy to grow in a pot or a small garden. The packet contains 3 seed discs to start your planting. Basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve the growth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant is sufficiently leafy before making multiple cuttings. It enjoys warmth and reacts poorly to cold spells. For cooking, add the leaves according to the aromatic intensity of the variety; lemon, cinnamon, and Genovese-type basils do not flavor dishes in the same way.

Quantity: 3 seed disks
Exposure: Sun
Life cycle: Annual

Common nameBasil Discs

FamilyLamiaceae

GenusBasil

Speciesbasil

Cultivarof Basil

TypeProcessed

Botanical nameBasil

Basil Discs (Ocimum basilicum). WH Perron basil discs simplify the cultivation of this essential aromatic herb. Each disc contains approximately 100 seeds, perfect for lovers of pesto, sauces, or fresh salads. Fresh basil is easy to grow in a pot or a small garden. For Basil Discs, the packet contains 3 seed discs to start your planting. For Basil Discs, basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem. For Basil Discs, wait until the young plant has enough leaves before cutting frequently.

For Basil Discs, label your herbs upon sowing to distinguish species whose first leaves look similar. For Basil Discs, transplant young plants without crushing their collars and gradually give them more space under the light. For Basil Discs, wait until the roots occupy their root ball before transplanting. For Basil Discs, a plant intended for regular harvesting benefits from being established before you start removing a lot of foliage. For Basil Discs, to plant this variety, first choose a location that matches its light requirements: sun.

Harvest the leaves as soon as they are large enough to encourage new growth. For Basil Discs, harvest the outer leaves first and continue harvesting as needed. Basil can be stored either frozen or dried. For Basil Discs, the months of July and August are the best time for harvesting leaves to freeze. When planting this variety, the spacing to keep is one container of more than 10 cm in diameter. A container of more than 10 cm in diameter. For Basil Discs, basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem.

Sowing guide

It all startswith a seed.

Spacing / density

A container over 10 cm in diameter. A container over 10 cm in diameter.

Propagation

Sowing

Growing method

Place the pot in a sunny spot or under artificial light to promote good germination. Basil loves warmth, so ensure the temperature is adequate. To set up this variety, first choose a location that matches its exposure: sun. Well-drained, porous seed-starting soil is ideal for preventing overwatering. When planting this variety, the spacing to keep is a container larger than 10 cm in diameter. A container larger than 10 cm in diameter. Basil loves the sun, requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and hates the wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage. Place the disc directly on the surface of the soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or potting soil. Water thoroughly to moisten the substrate well. Water regularly to keep the soil moist, but not soggy. Basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant has enough leaves before cutting frequently.

Soil and care

The right care,at the right time.

Watering

Place the disc directly on the surface of the potting soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or potting soil. Water thoroughly to ensure the substrate is well moistened. Water regularly to keep the soil damp, but not soggy. To establish this variety, first choose a location that matches its sun exposure needs. A well-drained, porous seed-starting mix is ideal to prevent overwatering.

Soil type

Place the disc directly on the surface of the potting soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or potting soil. Water thoroughly to moisten the substrate well. Water regularly to keep the soil moist, but not soggy. To plant this variety, first choose a location that matches its sun exposure requirements. A well-drained, porous seed-starting mix is ideal to prevent overwatering.

Fertilization

To plant this variety, first choose a location that matches its sun exposure requirements. Well-drained, porous seed-starting soil is ideal for preventing overwatering. Basil loves the sun, requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and dislikes wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it back to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage.

Seasonal care

Water thoroughly to ensure the substrate is well moistened. Water regularly to keep the soil damp, but not soggy. Basil loves the sun, requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and dislikes the wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it back to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage. Harvest the outer leaves first and continue harvesting as needed. Basil can be preserved either frozen or dried. The months of July and August are the ideal time for harvesting leaves for freezing. When planting this variety, the required spacing is a container larger than 10 cm in diameter. A container larger than 10 cm in diameter. Place the pot in a sunny spot or under artificial light to promote good germination. Basil loves heat, so ensure the temperature is adequate. Place the disc directly on the surface of the potting soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or soil. Harvest leaves as soon as they are large enough to encourage new growth. Basil should be picked above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant has enough foliage before increasing the number of cuts.

Container growing

A garden,within reach.

Recommended pot size

7.6 to 19 L (2 to 5 US gal)

Fresh basil is easy to grow in a pot or a small garden. Place the pot in a sunny spot or under artificial light to promote good germination. Place the container for this variety in this exposure: sun, checking the light received throughout the day. To set up this variety, first choose a location that corresponds to its exposure: sun. Well-drained, porous seed-starting soil is ideal for preventing overwatering. Basil loves the sun, requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and hates the wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage. The packet contains 3 seed discs to start your planting. Basil loves heat, so ensure the temperature is adequate. Place the disc directly on the surface of the soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or soil. Water thoroughly to moisten the substrate well. Water regularly to keep the soil moist, but not soggy. Basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve regrowth points on the stem.

Bloom and dimensions

Its place,in your garden.

Harvest

Harvest aromatic parts as needed without completely stripping the plant. Use a clean tool for a neat cut.

Garden associations

In goodcompany.

Companion plants

When planting this variety, use a container with a diameter of more than 10 cm. To set up this variety, first choose a location that matches its sun exposure requirements. Well-drained, porous seed-starting soil is ideal for preventing overwatering. Place the disc directly on the surface of the soil and cover it with a thin layer of vermiculite or soil. Water thoroughly to moisten the substrate.

Recipe idea

From the gardento your plate.

Edible parts

Aromatic leaves

Recipe idea for your Basil Discs harvest. Prepare an herb butter to serve with hot vegetables. Let a small amount of butter soften, then incorporate finely chopped fresh leaves. Remove the tough stems before finely slicing the foliage, and start with a small amount to gauge the aromatic intensity. Add a little lemon zest and pepper; salt only if the butter is unsalted. Mix with a fork, place in a small ramekin, and refrigerate to firm up. Melt a knob over hot potatoes, cooked corn, or roasted carrots just before serving. The amount of herbs can be adjusted according to the desired flavor: a small touch is often enough to start. The tender leaves should be chopped with a knife without being crushed for too long. Prepare a small portion of flavored butter and keep it cold in a sealed container. For Basil Discs, keep the labeled bag to track the data specific to the cultivar throughout the season.

Frequently asked questions

Your questions,answered.

Which location is suitable for Basilic Discs?

To install this variety, first choose a location corresponding to its exposure: sun. A well-drained and porous seed-starting mix is ideal to prevent overwatering. When planting this variety, the spacing to use is a container more than 10 cm in diameter. A container more than 10 cm in diameter. Place this variety's container in this exposure: sun, checking the light received throughout the day. Basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve regrowth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant has enough foliage before increasing the number of cuttings.

How to water Basil Discs during growth?

Basil loves the sun; it requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and hates the wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it back to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage. To plant this variety, first choose a location that matches its exposure: sun. Well-drained, porous seed-starting soil is ideal to prevent overwatering. Basil should be harvested above a pair of leaves to preserve regrowth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant has enough foliage before harvesting frequently.

How to care for Basil Discs throughout the season?

Basil likes the sun; it requires plenty of heat and frequent watering to thrive, and it hates the wind. Once the plant reaches 15 cm in height, pinch it back to encourage branching and remove flower buds to promote more foliage. Harvest the outer leaves first and continue harvesting as needed. Basil can be preserved either frozen or dried. The months of July and August are the ideal time for harvesting leaves to freeze. Basil should be picked above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem.

How to use Basil Disk harvesting?

Harvest the outer leaves first and continue harvesting as needed. Basil can be preserved either frozen or dried. The months of July and August are the ideal time for harvesting leaves for freezing. When planting this variety, the spacing to use is one container over 10 cm in diameter. One container over 10 cm in diameter. The packet contains 3 seed discs to start your planting. Basil should be picked above a pair of leaves to preserve growth points on the stem. Wait until the young plant has enough foliage before increasing the number of cuts.

When to harvest?

Harvest the aromatic parts as needed without completely stripping the plant. Use a clean tool to ensure a clean cut. Rinse the harvest and dry it gently before preparation. Integrate this herb into an aromatic corner, a vegetable garden border, or a container suited to its growth. Keep the foliage within reach for quick picking. Its location must first meet its needs for light, drainage, and moisture. Harvest small amounts of foliage at a time while keeping enough stems to allow for regrowth. Cut with clean scissors and remove any damaged leaves before use.