Seed packet Apte — White Head Cabbage 'Roem Van Enkhuizen' (2 g) vegetable seeds

Apte vegetable seeds for White Head Cabbage 'Roem Van Enkhuizen' are supplied in a 2 g packet intended for cultivation in garden beds or small plots. This traditional variety produces firm, round white heads suitable for fresh consumption, fermenting and storage. The packet contains a small quantity of seeds designed for home gardeners and small-scale growers focusing on reliable head formation and conventional open-field planting.

Advantages

This variety is known for forming compact, dense heads with good texture and storability. Seeds are provided by the Apte brand in a convenient 2 g packet that is easy to handle and store. The cultivar adapts well to open-field conditions and typical garden soils, offering predictable growth and harvest timing for household vegetable production.

Suitable for

• Home gardens and allotments
• Open-field cultivation in temperate climates
• Producing cabbages for fresh use, sauerkraut or winter storage
• Small-scale plots and family vegetable beds

Key specifications

• Seed packet weight: 2 g
• Variety type: white head cabbage (traditional cultivar)
• Planting method: direct sowing or transplanting seedlings
• Suitable growing conditions: full sun to partial shade, well-drained soil
• Harvest use: fresh consumption, fermenting, storage

How to use

Sow seeds according to local frost dates and temperature recommendations for cabbage. For early start, sow indoors and transplant established seedlings to prepared beds when soil temperatures are suitable. Space plants to allow adequate head development and air circulation. Maintain consistent moisture during head formation and apply balanced fertilization as needed. Monitor for common pests and diseases and manage using appropriate cultural controls.

Usage recommendations

For best results, rotate cabbage crops with non-brassica plants, prepare the soil with organic matter, and avoid planting cabbage in the same location year after year. Store harvested heads in a cool, dry place to extend shelf life.