Cabbage Commander F1 Seeds
Cabbage Commander F1 is an outstanding Danish-type hybrid bred to produce large, makes an excellent cabbage for exhibition, high-quality white cabbage heads with excellent uniformity and reliability. The smooth, dark green heads have dense internal layers and superb flavour, making them suitable for fresh eating, coleslaw, cooking and long-term storage.
One of Commander F1’s greatest strengths is its excellent field holding ability. Mature heads remain in excellent condition for an extended period, giving growers greater harvesting flexibility while maintaining quality. The heads are carried high on sturdy stems, improving airflow and reducing the risk of rot in wet conditions.
Suitable for both home gardeners and commercial growers, Commander F1 performs well across the UK and produces dependable crops even under challenging conditions.
Key Features
- Premium Danish-type white cabbage
- Large, firm heads around 2 kg
- Excellent flavour and texture
- Outstanding field holding ability
- High yielding and very uniform
- Ideal for fresh use and storage
- Suitable for home gardens and allotments
- Excellent resistance to thrips and strong disease resistance package.
Growing Information
- Sow: March to May
- Transplant: April to June
- Harvest: August to December
- Spacing: 45–60 cm between plants
- Row spacing: 60–75 cm
- Position: Full sun
- Soil: Fertile, moisture-retentive, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter
Sow seeds approximately 10 mm deep in seed trays or modules. Maintain temperatures of 15–20°C for rapid germination. Harden plants off before transplanting into their final position. Water regularly throughout the growing season and feed with a balanced fertiliser to encourage strong, healthy heads.
Avoid planting brassicas on land affected by clubroot and rotate crops every three to four years for the best results.
Harvesting
Harvest when the heads are fully firm and well developed. Commander F1 has excellent standing ability, allowing heads to remain in the ground without rapidly deteriorating, extending the harvest season considerably.
