zucchini seeds
EGP50.00
Zucchinis are descendants of squash and are widely grown in Egypt, they need constant moist soil but be careful to not get water on their leaves.
Sow: February-March, August-September.
- Contains 5 grams of seeds.
- 85% Germination Percentage.
Sow: February-March, August-September.
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