An Overview of F1 Atlantis Broccoli 

Broccoli is an edible green vegetable that has a large flowering head, a stalk and a few leaves that are consumed as a vegetable. Brassica oleracea is a species of Brassica oleracea that is classified under the Italica cultivar group. Make sure that broccoli F1 Atlantis heads are harvested when they are fully developed and have tightly closed buds

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• In the case of broccoli that has begun to open, they are still edible, but not as tasty
• Once the flowers have begun to bloom, it is too late to salvage the broccoli
• During the summer, keep an eye on broccoli plants as they can bolt 

Benefits of F1 Atlantis Broccoli 

Harvest them as soon as possible to prevent this from happening. In just one serving, broccoli provides 220% of one's recommended daily value! Studies suggest vitamin C may contribute to vascular health as well as healthy skin and eyes. Vitamin C offers many health benefits.

How to Care And Sow F1 Atlantis Broccoli Seeds

You need to remember that Broccoli F1 Atlantis is a cool-season crop. If planted too early, the plant may only produce tiny heads called buttons, or if planted too late and it matures in very warm or hot weather, no heads will form, and it will simply flower and produce seeds. To grow seedlings indoors, you will need seed trays, potting mix, a grow light, and a window sill with sufficient sunlight.

Plant two seeds in each cell of the seed tray at a depth of 1/4 to 1/2 inch and cover lightly with potting mix. After moistening the seeds with a spray bottle, it should take five to ten days for the seeds to germinate. When the seeds germinate, place them on that sunny windowsill or under your grow light for at least 8-10 hours a day. Now it's time to move forward.

Seeds of broccoli F1 Atlantis germinate at 10 - 25°C. Keep the soil moist by watering it every day. To keep the water from evaporating too quickly, water in the early morning or evening. Once the seedlings sprout true leaves and are 4-6 inches tall, keep them moist. They will need to be transplanted outside in your garden if you are growing them in containers.

Prepare them by hardening them off. You can do this by leaving them out in a sheltered environment for half an hour. The following day, add one hour to the schedule. Let them spend an additional hour outside every day for the next few days until they have spent the entire day outside.

Note: This Overview is intended as a guide only since cultural practices and climatic conditions may vary.

Specifications:

• Season: Winter
• USDA Zones: 3-10
• Days to Harvest: 100-150 days.
• Height: 18-24 inches
• Soil Type: Moist
• Temperature: 10-25 degrees Celcius
• Scientific name: Brassica oleracea var. italica 
• Higher classification: Wild cabbage 
• Origin: Italy, more than 2,000 years ago 
• Rank: Variety 
• Cultivar group: italica

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