Mibuna
$4.49
Brassica Rapa Japonica
- Seed Count 250
- Mild Mustard Flavour
- Annual
In stock
Description
Mibuna is a delicate and unusual plant that has been grown for centuries in Japan and named after the town of Mibu. It has dense clumps of pale green stalks with spoon shaped green leaves that have a faint, sweet mustard flavour that intensifies as the plant matures.
It is best enjoyed in baby leaf salads where its addictive flavour can shine, or in stir-fries for a milder taste. Perfect for “cut and come” scissor harvest, this vigorous grower is tolerant of heat but thrives as a cool weather crop. In Japan, it is also pickled or used in soups.
Mibuna is closely related to Mizuna, not as a vigorous – but with a stronger flavour. Its leaves tend to be longer and narrower having rounded tips. Mibuna is one of the most versatile ‘Cut and Come Again’ vegetables. It is very easy to grow and can be cut back 4-5 times.
| Method: Sow direct | Soil Temp: 10°C - 30°C |
| Cool Mountain: Mar - May | Position: Full sun - Part Shade |
| Arid: Aug - Sep | Row Spacing: 20 cm |
| Temperate: Mar - May , Aug - Oct | Planting Depth: 3 mm |
| Sub Tropical: Apr - May | Harvest: 55 Days |
| Tropical: Apr - Jun | Plant Height: 30 cm |
Postage Charge
Orders under $30 attract a $4.50 shipping charge. Orders $30 and above have free shipping.
Order Times
Seed orders are normally dispatched within three business days. You will receive an email when seeds are mailed out.
Postage Days
Seeds are mailed out Monday to Friday at 1pm. Except for the Friday of long weekends.
Postage Times
WA 2-3 Days: SA,NT 3-5 Days: NSW, ACT, QLD, VIC: 5-7 Days
Carrier
We use Australia Post Letter Postage for the majority of orders
Not only are our seeds packed in recycled paper envelopes, we keep the theme going when we post out website orders. To protect your seeds from moisture and the letter box munchers (snails), we use a very special plastic free material made from plants. They are then put into recycled mailing envelopes. Green all the way 💚🌿
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