Add a touch of homegrown excellence to your garden or farm with our selected peanut seeds. Growing peanuts is not only a rewarding experience but also highly beneficial for soil health, as they are natural nitrogen-fixers.

​Technical Specifications:

​Soil Type: Prefers light, sandy, or loamy soil (to allow pegs to penetrate the ground easily).

​Light Requirements: Full Sun (6-8 hours daily).

​Growth Duration: 110 to 130 days from planting to harvest.

​Key Feature: Leguminous plant that improves soil fertility by fixing nitrogen.

​Planting Guide: From Seed to Harvest

​1. Planting Phase:

​Soak seeds in water for 8-12 hours to accelerate germination (optional).

​Sow seeds at a depth of 3-5 cm, leaving 25-30 cm of space between each plant.

​Ensure the soil temperature is above 20°C (68°F) to guarantee successful germination.

​2. Care and Growth:

​Irrigation: Requires regular watering, especially during the flowering stage. Avoid waterlogging to prevent root rot.

​Hilling (Soil Mound): Once the plant reaches about 30 cm and yellow flowers appear, you must "hill" the plant by mounding soil around the base. This facilitates the "pegs" (flower stalks) reaching the ground to develop peanut pods.

​3. Fertilization:

​Peanuts do not require large amounts of nitrogen. However, adding Phosphorus and Potassium enhances pod quality. Applying agricultural gypsum (Calcium) is crucial to prevent "pops" (empty pods).

​4. Harvesting:

​The crop is ready when the leaves begin to turn yellow.

​Pull the entire plant from the soil and leave it in the sun for several days until the pods are completely dry before separating them from the vine.

​Engineer's Tip:

For the best results in hot climates, maintain balanced soil moisture during the flowering stage, as this is the critical period that determines your yield.