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Block-shaped yellow productive pepper with open medium-high growth.
Also suitable for hobby greenhouses.
Malabar Spinach Seedlings are vigorous leafy vegetable plants suitable for warm-climate gardens, farms, containers and market gardening. The tender leaves and stems can be harvested for use in soups, salads, stir-fries and other dishes.
Malabar Spinach (Basella alba) is a vigorous, warm-season leafy vegetable cultivated for its tender green leaves and succulent stems. It is well suited to warm and tropical growing conditions and is commonly used as a leafy vegetable in different culinary preparations.
These Malabar Spinach Seedlings provide growers with established young plants ready for transplanting into prepared soil, garden beds or suitable growing containers. The plant has a climbing growth habit and can be supported with a trellis, stakes, fence or other suitable structure.
For good establishment, provide fertile soil, adequate moisture, sufficient sunlight and appropriate crop nutrition. Regular watering and harvesting can support healthy growth and continued production of fresh leaves and tender stems.
Malabar Spinach (Basella alba)
Healthy young seedlings
Vigorous climbing growth
Tender green leaves
Succulent edible stems
Suitable for warm and tropical conditions
Suitable for home gardens
Suitable for commercial vegetable production
Suitable for container cultivation
Suitable for market gardening
Trellis support can be provided
Suitable for repeated harvesting
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Malabar Spinach Seedlings |
| Crop | Malabar Spinach |
| Botanical Name | Basella alba |
| Plant Type | Leafy Vegetable / Climbing Vine |
| Product Type | Live Seedling |
| Leaf Colour | Green |
| Growth Habit | Climbing |
| Cultivation | Open Field / Garden / Container |
| Support | Trellis Recommended |
| Use | Leafy Vegetable Production |
Prepare fertile soil rich in organic matter.
Choose a warm, sunny location.
Transplant seedlings carefully.
Water thoroughly after planting.
Maintain consistent soil moisture.
Provide a sturdy trellis, fence or other climbing support.
Apply suitable fertilizer or compost as needed.
Keep weeds under control.
Monitor for pests and diseases.
Harvest mature leaves and tender stems regularly.
Home gardens
Vegetable farms
Market gardening
Commercial vegetable production
Container gardening
Tropical gardens
Small and medium-scale growers
Restaurants and fresh produce growers
Plant seedlings soon after delivery.
Keep the root area moist before planting.
Protect seedlings from physical damage.
Avoid allowing young plants to dry out.
Provide support as the plant begins vigorous climbing growth.
| Weight | 15 kg |
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Malabar Spinach is a warm-season leafy vegetable known botanically as Basella alba.
Yes. It is particularly suited to warm growing conditions and can perform well when conventional spinach struggles in high temperatures.
Also suitable for hobby greenhouses.

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