Gold of Pleasure 'Zuzana'
- Product number: 390900
- Origin: Europe, Western Asia
- Latin: Camelina sativa
An oil-bearing crop, cultivated since 2000 BC. This cabbage relative is very rich in oil, grows 30-120 cm tall, and blooms yellow. Its flowers are very popular with bees! Experiments are currently underway to intercrop this plant with peas. Advantage: weed-suppressing and supportive. The oil is used for lamps, your skin, or as a natural paint extender. The stems are used to make brushes and baskets, as roofing material, or as raw material for the paper industry. The pulp is protein-rich animal feed.
1 kg is sufficient for 1500-3000 m²
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Latin: Camelina sativa
Dutch: Huttentut
Also known as: Dederzaad, Vlasdodder, Vlasdotter
English: Camelina
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- Flower colour: Yellow
- Origin: Europe, Western Asia
- Average growth height: 90 to 120 cm
- Annual or perennial: Annual
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- Winter hardy: Moderately frost hardy
- Ease of cultivation: Easy
- Latin: Camelina sativa
- Dutch: Camelina
- Also known as: Camelina, Gold of pleasure, False flax
- English: Camelina
