Brassica juncea multiceps Green in the snow (Cruciferae)

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Brassica juncea multiceps
Green in the snow
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The Brassica juncea multiceps plant species is found in A cultivar of garden origin. It is a member of the Cruciferae family. Common gardeners may know the plant as Green in the snow.

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Latin Name:  Brassica juncea multiceps
Common Name:  Green in the snow
Family:  Cruciferae
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Known Hazards:  None known

Mature Height:  0.4   Mature Width:

Habitat:  Not known in the wild.

Cultivation Notes: Succeeds in full sun in most well-drained moisture-retentive fertile soils[16, 200, 206]. Prefers a heavy soil and some shade[16]. Dislikes very hot weather[33]. Plants tolerate high rainfall and, although fairly deep rooted, are not very drought resistant[206]. A form of B. juncea that has been selected for its edible leaves, there are many named varieties[206]. They prefer a fairly high stable temperature and are well adapted to short day length[200]. Many are best grown in warmer climates than Britain but there are several cultivars that grow well in this country[206]. A good bee plant[74].

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