Mustard Crimson Tide Vegetable Seeds | Seedmart
Mustard Crimson Tide Vegetable Seeds | Seedmart
Mustard Crimson Tide Vegetable Seeds
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Mustard Crimson Tide Vegetable Seeds

$3.99 – $59.99

  • Fast and easy to grow.
  • Attractive staghorn leaf structure.
  • Striking, deep red leaves.
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Mustard Crimson Tide Vegetable Seeds – Bulk & Heirloom

Mustard Crimson Tide is an excellent choice for baby leaf and microgreen as it has red leaves and an ornate leaf shape. The frilled, staghorn leaf shape, is similar to Ruby Streaks.

  • Best grown in cooler conditions for improved leaf colour.
  • Use as a salad green or leafy vegetable.
  • Good mustard flavour, with hints of pepper.

Growing Instructions (Full Maturity)

    • Space rows: 50 cm apart.
    • Space plants: 50 cm.
    • Sowing depth: 0.5 cm.
    • Soil temperature: 10-35 °C.
    • Grow in late Spring – Autumn.
    • Hardy, annual variety. Light frost tolerant.
    • Well drained soil. Keep well watered.
    • Part or full sun.
    • Maturity: 65 days. (baby leaf after 25 days).

Growing Instructions (Microgreens)

  • Do not presoak seeds.
  • Sow rate: 28 grams for a 10 x 20″ growing tray.
  • Add 2 – 3 cm of soil or coir peat to tray. Flatten soil to level. Moisten soil. Sprinkle seeds evenly over surface. Lightly water.
  • Cover seeds with a growing tray. Store in a well ventilated, dark spot to germinate. Water 1 – 2 times daily. Keep covered for 2 days.
  • Remove top tray and expose it to indirect light. Water twice daily.
  • Harvest: 8 – 12 days. (Level of difficulty: Easy).

Additional information

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Product specifications

  • Non-GMO seeds.
  • No chemical treatment.
  • Open Pollinated, heirloom variety.
  • Variety: Brassica juncea.
  • Seeds per gram: Approx. 250 – 300.
  • We do not ship to Tasmania due to quarantine restrictions.

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Darren Edwards

Just wondering if the cotyledon leaves are usually a solid colour or are they spotted ? The current batch I have in are spotted and wondering if this is normal
Cheers
Darren

Hi Darren,

Thank you for your question about the colour of the cotyledon leaves. The purple/red colour of Red Mustard varieties will vary according to environmental conditions and length of time before harvesting. As a general guideline, red mustards get deeper red/purple tones in cooler climates, and as the plant matures. At the microgreen stage, the colour will vary.

Crimson Tide is one of our favourite mustards to grow because of its frilly, serrated leaf. When grown at ambient temperature, during Brisbane winter, we find that this variety gets more purple colour at the first coteyldon stage (but never a solid purple colour). As the weather gets warmer, most of the leaf will be green, with splashes of colour in the frilled leaves. The colour, and overall visual attractiveness, improves if it is grown for at least 12 days.

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