Cabbage Greyhound Seeds - Thompson & Morgan

Sow indoors at 20-25°C from early spring. Once germinated, grow on in cooler conditions. For outdoor sowing, wait until the risk of frost has passed and the soil has warmed.

Yes, the 'Greyhound' variety is ideal for container growing due to its compact habit. Use pots at least 30cm (12 inches) in diameter with good drainage.

Keep the soil consistently moist. Check the soil moisture daily, especially during warm or dry weather, and water thoroughly when the top inch of soil feels dry.

'Early maturing' means the cabbage heads will reach harvestable size relatively quickly after planting, typically within 60-80 days from transplanting, allowing for summer and autumn harvests.

Yes, companion planting with herbs like nasturtiums and mint can help deter common pests naturally, promoting healthier growth.

Cabbage benefits greatly from nitrogen, which supports leafy growth. A high nitrogen feed applied throughout the season is recommended.

Ensure seeds are sown at the correct depth and temperature (20-25°C). Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Use fresh seed stock if germination rates are consistently low.

This could indicate a lack of nutrients. Apply a high nitrogen feed as recommended. Ensure adequate sunlight and consistent watering.

Identify the pest (e.g., slugs, caterpillars). Handpick pests or use companion planting with deterrent herbs like mint and nasturtiums. Consider netting or barriers.

Bolting is often caused by stress from cold spells, inconsistent watering, or heat. Ensure consistent moisture and avoid transplanting shock. Sow at the recommended time for your climate.