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Kale Chou Moullier Seeds grow fairly flat, medium-green leaves with a tender texture and sweet, juicy stems. Pick the lower leaves progressively for a continuing kitchen harvest.
Ready to grow fresh kale leaves? Follow our step-by-step Kale Grow Guide for sowing, germination, regional timing and care advice.
Quick Grow Facts
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Plant Type: Edible vegetable kale
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Scientific Name: Brassica oleracea var. acephala
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Seed Form: Raw seed; seed form does not establish treatment status
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General Sowing Time: Spring to autumn; use the guide's cooler regional window
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Position: Sun; light afternoon shade in hot interiors
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Sow Depth: About 1 cm in clean, fine, free-draining mix; maintain even moisture
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Light and Temperature: Covered seed; keep moderately warm, then give seedlings bright light
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Spacing: Allow about 45–60 cm between plants and rows for a large-leaf home crop
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Germination: Timing varies with growing conditions; keep the seedbed evenly moist
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Days to Harvest: Pick usable lower leaves once plants are established; timing varies by conditions
Why Grow This Variety
- Tender leaves have a slight curl at the edges.
- Thick stems add a sweet, succulent element to dishes.
- Picking leaves from the bottom supports a continuing harvest.
- The leaves and stems can be used raw or cooked.
Garden Uses
Use Chou Moullier fresh in salads or cook it in stir-fries, soups and sautés for a versatile home-grown leafy green.
Growing Notes
- No routine soaking or other pretreatment is needed for the standard covered-sowing method; follow any warning on the physical lot packet.
- Keep the seed zone evenly moist without saturation and give seedlings bright light.
- Thin or transplant without burying the growing point, then harvest lower outside leaves while leaving the centre intact.
Seed and food safety: Do not eat sowing seed or use it as food or feed. Raw seed does not prove untreated or food-grade status. Follow all supplied treatment and handling warnings. Use only controls labelled for edible brassicas and observe the harvest interval.
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