Choose a kale variety that best suits your growing climate.. Choose a pot or a garden plot.. Test your soil
Choose a kale variety that best suits your growing climate.
Choose a pot or a garden plot.
Test your soil
Know when to plant.
Mix soil and fertilizer in small pots at least six square inches.
Alternately, churn your garden soil and add fertilizer to sow seeds directly into the garden.
Sow seeds under a thin layer of soil.
Water the plant thoroughly.
Grow the seedlings until they are three to four inches high.
Spread a thin layer of fertilizer evenly over the growing area.
Remove the kale seedlings from their container.
Use your hands or a hand trowel to dig holes 12 to 15 inches (30.5 to 38.1 cm) apart.
Plant your starts in the holes.
Water your plants thoroughly.
Keep the soil around your kale plants moist.
Fertilize your kale plants during the growing season every six to eight weeks.
Put mulch around the kale if the leaves are rotting or appear discolored.
Pick off any discolored or withered leaves when they appear.
Harvest the kale about 70-95 days after sowing and 55-75 days after transferring to your garden.
Enjoy your fresh kale!
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