Rocket are a small group of flowering plants in the mustard family. Most species boast colorful, fragrant flowers, making them great additions to any garden. However, their hardiness and ability to spread quickly have also made them pesky invasives in some areas. Some areas have prohibited the cultivation of rocket.
Water:
Rocket prefers moderate moisture with a watering schedule of once every 1-2 weeks. It thrives outdoors and adapts to its native environment's intermittent rainfall, efficiently utilizing water during its growing season for robust growth, even in dry conditions.
Propagation:
To propagate rocket, sow seeds outdoors after frost or indoors before the last frost. Ensure adequate light and moderate temperatures in well-draining soil. Space seeds properly and thin seedlings. Key steps include preparing seedbeds, moistening soil, and transplanting after frost risks. Avoid overwatering.
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