How to Grow Mizuna

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🛠️ Supplies You'll Need

🪵 Raised Garden Bed 🌍 Vegetable Garden Soil 🛠️ Hand Trowel Set 🚿 Watering Can

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🌿 Plant Overview

Scientific Name Brassica rapa var. nipposinica

Category vegetable

Days to Maturity 40 days

Starting Method Direct Sow

☀️ Growing Requirements

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Sun

Partial to Full Sun (4-6 hours)

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Water

Regular (1-2 inches/week)

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Spacing

6" apart

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Depth

0.25" deep

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Height

8-18"

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Germination

4-7 days

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🤝 Good Companions

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⚠️ Avoid Planting Near

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I plant Mizuna? +

Sow Mizuna seeds directly in the garden 4 weeks before your last frost date. Use the search on this page to find exact dates for your location.

How long does Mizuna take to grow? +

Mizuna typically matures in about 40 days from planting. Exact timing varies by variety, soil conditions, and local climate.

Should I start Mizuna indoors or direct sow? +

Mizuna does best when direct sown outdoors. Plant seeds directly in the garden at the appropriate time based on your local frost dates.

How much sun does Mizuna need? +

Mizuna requires partial to full sun (4-6 hours) to thrive.

How far apart should I plant Mizuna? +

Space Mizuna plants 6 inches apart to allow adequate airflow and root development.

How much water does Mizuna need? +

Mizuna has regular (1-2 inches/week) water needs. Consistent moisture is important especially during germination and early growth.

About Mizuna

Feathery Japanese mustard green with mild, peppery flavor. Fast-growing, cut-and-come-again. Great for salads, stir-fry, and Asian dishes.

Expect your Mizuna to be ready for harvest in approximately 40 days from planting.

Use the search above or browse by zone or state to find the perfect planting dates for your location.