JC Garden · No. A32 · Twin pack
Cauliflower Seeds
A challenge in the lowlands — sow Oct–Dec so heads form in cooler Nov–Feb nights; easier in the highlands.
Twin pack · 2 sealed sachets inside
- 5–6 hours of sun; some afternoon shade in the lowlands
- Sow about 0.5 cm deep in trays; transplant at 4–5 true leaves
- Germination: usually 4–7 days
- Harvest: about 80–100 days from sowing
- One plant per 20–25 litre pot; netting and rain shelter recommended
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Cauliflower needs cool nights to form a good white head, so in lowland Malaysia it is one for experienced or curious growers. Highland gardeners will find it much easier.
- Sow in a seedling tray about 0.5 cm deep, ideally from October to December.
- Transplant young, at 4–5 true leaves, into a large pot.
- Never let the soil dry out; feed regularly and keep netting over the plants.
- When the head appears, fold leaves over it for shade and cut it while still tight and white.
Tip: any stress turns lowland cauliflower into tiny "button" heads — steady water and feeding matter more than anything else.