Garden Dill Lukullus a
Garden dill Lukullus is a professional seed material of an early and very high-yielding variety, intended for versatile use in agriculture and horticulture.
- Pack
- 100 g
Description
FEATURES OF THE GARDEN DILL LUKULLUS VARIETY:
Dill Lukullus is a valued, early variety with exceptional market qualities, characterised by dark green colour and small, delicate leaves. The plants exhibit strong growth vigour, reaching heights of 90 to 110 cm, and thanks to vigorous branching and late flowering (delayed shooting into flower stems), they guarantee a long-lasting and very high yield of green mass. What distinguishes the Lukullus variety is its outstanding aromatic profile, resulting from high essential oil content (0.33 mg% in fresh mass and 0.10 mg% in dry mass), making it a desirable raw material on the fresh market and in processing.
This variety shows high tolerance to fungal diseases, which significantly facilitates crop management and minimises the risk of losses. Dill Lukullus offers growers great flexibility – it is perfectly suited for field cultivation as well as for forcing in polytunnels in early spring or for extended harvesting in autumn. Thanks to the short growing period, it is possible to successively sow seeds every 30 days, allowing for continuous supply of the highest quality fresh dill throughout the season.
Advantages of choosing Dill Lukullus seeds:
- Maximising yield: Strong branching and late flowering allow harvesting an impressive amount of high-quality green mass.
- Outstanding aroma and flavour: Very high essential oil content increases the commercial value of dill, making it ideal for drying and freezing.
- Versatility of cultivation: Possibility of sowing in open ground, polytunnels, as well as winter sowing, provides great production flexibility.
- Crop safety: Innate tolerance to fungal diseases facilitates cultivation and ensures a healthy, visually attractive final product.
DILL LUKULLUS - CULTIVATION PARAMETERS:
| Growing period: | Very short, 45 - 50 days |
| Sowing time (open ground): | From the third decade of March to the second decade of August (optimally in the field 20.03 - 01.08) |
| Sowing for early harvest (winter): | 15 November - 28 February (depending on conditions) |
| Sowing rate (for green mass): | 20 - 50 kg / 1 ha |
| Sowing rate (for pickling): | 8 - 12 kg / 1 ha |
| Number of seeds: | 500 - 600 pieces per 1 gram |
| Spacing / Sowing depth: | 8 x 30 cm / 1 - 2 cm |
| Harvest time: | From the second decade of May to the second decade of September |
| Soil requirements: | Fertile soils, not too heavy, characterised by high moisture |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Dill Lukullus:
What is the best use of the dill Lukullus variety?
Dill Lukullus is an extremely versatile variety. Thanks to its high essential oil content and delayed flowering, it is perfectly suited for fresh consumption (green mass), as well as being an ideal raw material for drying, deep freezing and pickling in the processing industry.
When and how to sow garden dill Lukullus to maintain continuous harvests?
Seeds are best sown directly into the ground from March. Dill germinates perfectly at 10°C and has a very short growing period (45-50 days). To extend the harvesting period until autumn, it is recommended to successively sow seeds approximately every 30 days. The variety can also be successfully grown under cover (polytunnels).







