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- What should be considered in the cultivation of chervil?
- Preferring or direct sowing?
- A loner singling snails
- Which location meets the demands of the chervil?
- Cultivation - from the beginning to the end?
- Tips & Tricks
What should be considered in the cultivation of chervil?
The chervil belonging to the same plant family and strongly resembling the parsley is little known for the cultivation in the garden or in the pot on the balcony. But it pays to try the whole thing - because it's very uncomplicated!
Preferring or direct sowing?
Chervil needs to be re-cultivated every year as it is one year old. Therefore, for reasons of cost and organization, sowing is recommended rather than buying a new plant every year. Since Kerbel has a sensitive root system, ideally it should be sown directly on the spot. On transplanting, which is the later consequence by the advancing home, he reacts allergic ...
A loner singling snails
The chervil prefers to grow in a place that is available to him alone. His territory he shares extremely reluctant. But: In addition to salad plants, he is in good hands. He gets along with these and protects them from snail-eating. Snails do not like him and stay at a distance.
Which location meets the demands of the chervil?
Whether directly in the bed or in a pot on the balcony or the window sill - chervil can be planted because of its small size to many places. He prefers a half shady location. He can also thrive in the full sun.
However, the full sun should only be considered under the condition if the soil can be kept evenly moist. Furthermore, the soil should have the following characteristics:
Cultivation - from the beginning to the end?
Tips & Tricks
Due to heat and dry season, it can quickly happen that the chervil goes into bloom a few weeks after planting. Then it says: Quickly cut off the flower umbels - at least for those who want to continue to enjoy the herb and are not looking for seeds.
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