Samen Mauser Green manure alfalfa 100g – nitrogen-enriching green manure for sunny locations. Sowing May to August. Ideal for soil improvement in the garden.
Samen Mauser Green manure alfalfa – nitrogen for the soil
The green manure alfalfa from Samen Mauser is a high-quality seed for natural soil improvement. Alfalfa enriches the soil with nitrogen and loosens the earth deeply.
Nitrogen enrichment for vigorous plant growth – less fertilizer required
Deep roots loosen the soil and improve water retention
Green mass serves as mulch or compost – natural cycle
Sowing from May to August for optimal development
Ideal for sunny locations and all soil types
What makes alfalfa green manure special
Alfalfa is a robust, perennial legume that symbiotically fixes nitrogen from the air through nodule bacteria. It sustainably improves soil fertility and reduces the need for synthetic fertilizers. With a sowing quantity of 100 g, the pack is sufficient for about 10–20 m².
Ideal for hobby gardeners and farmers
Alfalfa is particularly suitable for garden owners who want to improve their soil naturally, as well as for small organic farms. It is an ideal preceding crop for heavy feeders like tomatoes or squash.
How to use green manure alfalfa
Sow alfalfa from May to August on a well-prepared, loose seedbed. The sowing depth is about 1–2 cm. Keep the area moist during germination. After flowering (before seed maturity), the green mass is mulched or dug under.
Samen Mauser is a traditional Swiss seed producer based in Eastern Switzerland. The company offers a wide range of flower seeds, vegetable seeds, and green manure plants. The products are characterized by high germination rate and regional adaptation. Samen Mauser stands for Swiss quality since 1920.
Alfalfa is grown as green manure to enrich the soil with nitrogen and loosen it. It belongs to the legumes and symbiotically fixes nitrogen from the air.
Sowing takes place from May to August, preferably in warm weather. The soil should be well prepared and loose.
Sowing depth is 1–2 cm. Cover lightly with soil and keep moist until germination.
Alfalfa prefers sunny to semi-shady locations with well-drained soil. It grows on most soil types except waterlogged soils.
Alfalfa is perennial, but is usually used as green manure in annual cultivation and mulched or dug under before flowering.
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