Start of the new season

The illuminated cultivation season 2021 is over at Axia Vegetable Seeds. The old crop has been removed and the greenhouse has been thoroughly cleaned. The new foil and rock wool slabs are back in place, ready for the new illuminated demo 2022. The new plants come from our own cultivation with a sowing date of August 25, 2021 and were placed in the demo greenhouse on Friday October 8, 2021.
Also curious about the varieties of Axia Vegetable Seeds? We would be happy to show you the demo greenhouse. For questions or an appointment, please contact your cultivation specialist within Axia Vegetable Seeds or fill in the contact form.

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