Item Number: SCL825
Black Eye Peas - Raw Seed (lb)
Black Eye Peas - Raw Seed (lb)
Vigorous, Heat-Loving Legume
Vigna unguiculata Warm season legume cover crop.
Vigorous, heat-loving legume. Great choice for California growers.
- Application Rate: 40-50 lb/acre or 2-3 lb/1000 sq ft.
- Inoculant: Cowpea inoculant (sold separately)
- Germination: 5-10 Days
- Plant Height: 40"
- Days to Maturity: 80-90 to flower, 90-120 Days to fruit
- Uses: Fixes Nitrogen (150-250 lb/acre), produces good organic matter. Planted early, it aggressively chokes out summer weeds.
- Facts to Note: Plant in rows 18"-24 apart.
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Description
Description
Vigna unguiculata Warm season legume cover crop.
Vigorous, heat-loving legume. Great choice for California growers.
- Application Rate: 40-50 lb/acre or 2-3 lb/1000 sq ft.
- Inoculant: Cowpea inoculant (sold separately)
- Germination: 5-10 Days
- Plant Height: 40"
- Days to Maturity: 80-90 to flower, 90-120 Days to fruit
- Uses: Fixes Nitrogen (150-250 lb/acre), produces good organic matter. Planted early, it aggressively chokes out summer weeds.
- Facts to Note: Plant in rows 18"-24 apart.
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Shipping Weight: 1.1 lb
Dimensions: 8.0"L x 5.0"W x 1.5"H
Features
Features
- Adds Significant Organic Matter
- Fixes Nitrogen
- Good for Forage/Hay
- Good for Weed Competition
- Provides Quick Growth
- Requires Summer Water
Characteristics
Characteristics
Use Instructions
Use Instructions
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Filled the beds quickly to smother summer weeds.
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from 9166 reviewsI grow flats of this for my pet pigs, because of the high nutritional content. They love it. I find them waiting at the growing location every afternoon waiting for their fave. I've grown beautiful flats of pea sprouts and alfalfa for them too, but they turn up their snouts and walk away.