cucurbita pepo zucchini seeds

cucurbita pepo zucchini seeds long round zucchini or zucchinis seeds courgette or baby marrow summer squash

zucchini seeds habits:

short vines, upright, less branches, compact plant shape, suitable for dense planting. The leaves are palmately lobed, narrow and long, with gray-white spots near the veins. The first female flowers appear on the fifth to sixth nodes of the main vine, and a single plant bears 3-5 melons. The melon is oblong in shape, with dark green rind and irregular yellow-green stripes. The flesh is green and white, with a dense texture and low fiber. Pick tender fruits for cooking. Dark green zucchini or light green Cocozelle zucchini is loved by people for its thin skin, thick flesh, and juicy texture, and can be either meat or vegetable, vegetable or stuffed.

Planting zucchini seeds:
The optimal temperature during the growth period is 20-25°C. Growth slows down below 15°C and stops growing below 8°C. Above 30°C, growth is slow and disease is highly susceptible. The suitable temperature for seed germination is 25-30°C. Germination can occur at 13°C, but very slowly; germination is fastest at 30-35°C, but can easily cause leggy growth.
The flowering and fruiting period requires higher temperatures, generally 22-25°C is the best. The lowest temperature for root growth is 6°C, and the lowest temperature for root hair occurrence is 12°C. Fertilized fruits can develop normally when the night temperature is 8-10°C.
The light intensity requirement is moderate and it is more tolerant of low light, but it can easily cause excessive growth when the light is insufficient. In terms of photoperiod, it is a short-day plant. Long-day conditions are beneficial to the growth of stems and leaves. Under short-day conditions, the melon-bearing period is earlier.
Zucchini likes moisture and is not drought-tolerant. Viral diseases are prone to occur under high temperatures and drought conditions; however, high temperatures and high humidity can also easily cause powdery mildew. The soil requirements are not strict and can be cultivated in sandy soil, loam, and clay. Loam with deep soil layers makes it easy to obtain high yields.