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Heirloom Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds (.5g) by Patriot Seeds

Heirloom Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds (.5g) by Patriot Seeds

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Heirloom Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds (.5g)

Black Beauty Eggplant is easy to grow and excellent for stuffing.

Our non-GMO, open-pollinated 100% heirloom seeds offer an abundant supply of delicious eggplant for your favorite recipes.

These gorgeous, glossy black fruits surrounded by purple flowers make great decor for gardens and can be grown, harvested, and replanted with confidence.

Friendly to most growing regions.

Packaged and stored in resealable, triple-layered, and heavy-dutypackages for a shelf life ofover 5 years.

When you\’re ready to declare your food independence, buy Patriot Seeds!

Heirloom Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds Planting Instructions

  • Black Beauty Eggplant seeds prefer warm, rich soil and full sun.
  • Sow seeds indoors 6 weeks before the last anticipated frost date. Plant 1/4inch deep in deep flats or cells. Keep soil temperature around 80F or greater.
  • Transplant outdoors once warmweather returns and soil temperature is around 60F or greater.
  • Set transplants 18 to 24 inches apart in rows 30 to 36 inches apart.

    Heirloom Black Beauty Eggplant Harvesting Instructions

    Black Beauty Eggplantis ready for harvest in approximately 73 to 80 days when fruits have full shine and color.

    Check maturity by pressing thumb against skin, if fruit does not spring back it is ready for harvest.

    Use garden shears to cut the stems from the plant instead of pulling them.

    Did You Know This About Black Beauty Eggplants?

    Eggplant has been cultivated throughout India and China for more than 1,500 years and was first introduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.

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