How long does it take to grow broccoli from a seed?

Answer 1

A cauliflower can take from 12-26 weeks to mature. There are miniature varieties available which are on the low end of that time scale, up to the very large types such as Westralia which are among the longest maturing types.

Answer 2

I planted my first broccoli here in Ga. on March 1, 2011. I cut my first broccoli to eat during the first week in May. It was amazing. My husband thought I had put food coloring on it to make it such a vibrant green. A week later, my brother-in-law made the same statement. The taste really was amazing. No problem with worms until about a week ago (about May 10, 2011). EcoSMART really worked, but I think my broccoli season is over anyway. I won't pull it up until I'm sure. It does put out more broccoli after you cut it. I'm still learning myself. Just make sure you have great soil! Organic is the best.

Answer 3

Broccoli takes about 55-60 days to harvest depending on the variety you choose!

Cruiser (58 days to harvest; uniform, high yield; tolerant of dry conditions)

Green Comet (55 days; early; heat tolerant)

Green Goliath (60 days; spring, summer or fall; tolerant of extremes)

Happy gardening!

Answer 4

Broccoli generally requires 55 to 65 days, and a couple of steps, from seed to harvest of heads. However, it must be said that timing a harvest, of anything, depends on a lot of variables. Individual results can vary by several days.

Answer 5

a broccoli is always a plant. if you mean how long before it bears the edible flowers then a couple of months

Answer 6

Broccoli needs a space of about 12 to 24 inches in order to grow. This is what makes it possible to grow broccoli in the house.

Answer 7

2 days in winter, one in summer