Reference: G104
LATIN NAME: Hylocereus undatus
SEEDBED SOWING: FEB - APR
OPEN FIELD SOWING: APR-SEP
HARVEST: EVERY MONTH
CAT. COMMERCIAL
The pitaya belongs to the Cactaceae family and the genus Hylocereus. Its fruit is known as dragon or devil fruit. The fruit is 6-12 cm long and 4-9 cm wide, ranging in color from deep pink to red, with large greenish bracts. The flesh is soft in texture dotted with many small edible black seeds, sweet and juicy with a delicate taste: a mix between pear and kiwi. It lives in all areas where citrus fruits are grown, it prefers a soil rich in peat and well drained, which does not allow water stagnation. The consumption of this fruit is indicated to improve intestinal function and counteract free radicals, reduces the absorption of fats and helps regulate blood sugar levels.
LATIN NAME: Hylocereus undatus
SEEDBED SOWING: FEB - APR
OPEN FIELD SOWING: APR-SEP
HARVEST: EVERY MONTH
CAT. COMMERCIAL
LATIN NAME: raphanus sativus l. var. Longipinnatus
SEEDBED SOWING: -
OPEN FIELD SOWING: TUE - SEP
HARVEST: MAY-NOV
CAT. COMMERCIAL
Edamame, also known as young soybean, is a nutritious and versatile food widely used in Asian cuisine.
Annual ornamental plant, with large, simple, intense yellow flowers with a black center. The flowers of the sunflower follow the orientation of the sun. This variety is used to create decorative groups or borders.
An American variety of giant pumpkin that has broken all world records in terms of size and weight, even exceeding 500 kg. The orange-colored fruits can reach huge sizes up to a circumference of 3 meters.
