Scarlet Kale Seeds for Home Gardening

Beautiful red curly kale, non-GMO

฿47THB

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Beginner Friendly
Non-GMO
Suited to Thailand
Indoor-friendly
Germinates 5–10 days
Harvest 50-70 days

Overview

Scarlet Kale is a stunning curly-leaf kale variety known for its vibrant purple-red foliage and exceptional nutritional value. It is easy to grow, highly productive, and performs well in garden beds and containers. The colorful leaves become even richer in cool weather, making Scarlet Kale both an ornamental and edible addition to any garden. Rich in vitamins A, C, and K, antioxidants, calcium, and dietary fiber, Scarlet Kale is perfect for fresh salads, smoothies, stir-fries, soups, and healthy side dishes. Harvest young leaves for tender salads or mature leaves for cooking.

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Growing snapshot

Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Water: Regular
Difficulty: Easy
Container: Yes
Temperature: 24–32°C

Why you'll love growing Scarlet Kale Seeds for Home Gardening

Farm-fresh flavor

Picked at peak ripeness, minutes from plate — a flavor supermarkets can't match.

Thrives in Thailand

Chosen for tropical balconies and gardens — no greenhouse required.

Fun for the whole family

A short-cycle project kids can water, watch, and harvest with you.

Growing timeline

1
Sow
Day 0
2
Germinate
5–10 days
3
Grow on
Weeks 2–4
4
Flower / fruit
Nearing harvest
5
Harvest
50-70 days

Step-by-step guide

Scarlet Kale Seeds for Home Gardening — growing guide

Plant care

Watering

Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

Fertilizing

Scarlet Kale is a moderate-to-heavy feeder and benefits from regular nitrogen for healthy leafy growth. Mix compost or well-rotted organic matter into the soil before planting. After transplanting, feed with a balanced fertilizer or nitrogen-rich organic fertilizer every 2–4 weeks according to the product instructions. Avoid excessive fertilizing, which can cause overly soft growth.

Pests & diseases

Watch for aphids clustering on the undersides of young leaves, cabbage loopers and diamondback moth caterpillars chewing holes, and flea beetles peppering leaves with tiny pinholes. Rinse aphids off with a strong spray of water or spot-treat with neem oil. Handpick caterpillars in the morning or use Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) as a targeted, organic control. Powdery mildew and downy mildew appear in humid conditions — improve air flow, water at the base, and remove affected leaves promptly.

Harvesting

Baby leaves can be harvested when they are about 3–4 inches long, usually around 30–40 days after sowing. For mature leaves, begin harvesting around 55–80 days. Pick the older outer leaves first and leave the younger center leaves growing so the plant can continue producing. Harvest in the cool morning hours for the best freshness and quality.

Companion planting

Kale grows beautifully with beets, celery, onions, garlic, dill, potatoes, and aromatic herbs such as rosemary and mint (contain the mint in a pot). Nasturtiums and marigolds nearby act as trap crops for aphids and deter cabbage moths. Avoid planting kale near strawberries, tomatoes, or pole beans, as they compete for nutrients and can share pests or slow each other's growth.

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