Rota White Mustard - Sinapis Alba L. - White Mustard - (Green Fertilizer) - SEM02

Conditioning : 1 and 3 grams (in a 4x6 zip bag)
15 and 40 grams (in 8x12 Zip bag)
100 and 250 grams (in 15x18 Zip bag)
500 grams (in 18x23 zip bag)

Spring/Summer sowing: April to September
flower colors : YELLOW
Height : 60cm
Family : Brassicaceae
Exposure : Full sun or partial shade
Common name : mustard, sane
Pollination : Hermaphrodite
Seed : Organic
interference suppression : nematodes, smothers weeds

Crucifer that smothers weeds and enriches the soil, suitable for all types of soil. Sowing from April to September, rapid growth. Quickly smothers weeds, especially couch grass. Bury before frosts and flowering, does not require mowing before burying.
It improves the structure of the soil with a strong supply of organic matter, its dense and fine root system aerates the soil. Its nematoid properties, destruction of nematodes, small parasitic worms, explain its use in crop rotation, it avoids the winter leaching of fertilizing elements and fights against erosion. Sown in autumn, it is an excellent trap for nitrates.
Interesting for a quick fallow. Adult size, in just one month if conditions are favorable. It takes more than 2 months to reach maturity.
White mustard is also a fodder plant and a bee plant.
In general, mustard is sown just after the vegetable harvest, August and September. By occupying the soil quickly, it limits the invasion of weeds and soil leaching during the winter.
If winter is coming, leave the cut stems on the ground, this will protect the underground life a little and will encourage earthworms to come up to aerate your garden soil. This will also prevent weed regrowth.
The yellow seeds that mature into flat beaked pods can be used to make mustard, while the rest of the stem makes excellent fodder.
Any type of soil, average humidity, requires draining soil, acid or calcareous, even very poor.