Thompson & Morgan Salad Leaves Wild Rocket - 500 Seeds

You can sow Wild Rocket seeds directly outdoors from April through to September.

Yes, you can sow seeds under glass from October to March, or grow established plants on a windowsill for a continuous supply.

If thinning for mature plants, space them to 23cm apart. If harvesting as baby leaves or 'cut and come again', spacing is less critical, but ensure adequate airflow.

It prefers soil that is well-prepared, moist, and well-drained.

Baby leaves can typically be harvested within 4-6 weeks of sowing.

Yes, this variety is a hardy perennial, meaning it can survive through winter and regrow in subsequent years, especially with protection.

This method involves cutting the outer leaves of the plant, leaving the central leaves and base intact. The plant will then regrow, allowing for multiple harvests from the same plant.

Ensure seeds are sown at the correct depth (1cm), soil is kept consistently moist, and temperatures are suitable for germination. Older seeds may have reduced viability.

Provide adequate light; if growing indoors, ensure lights are close enough. Thin seedlings to the recommended spacing to prevent overcrowding.

Bolting is often caused by heat stress or inconsistent watering. Ensure plants are watered regularly and consider providing some shade during the hottest parts of the day.

Inspect plants regularly. Encourage beneficial insects or use a mild soap spray solution for control. Prompt removal of affected leaves can help.