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Vegetable Seeds

Vegetables turn small plots into steady cash flow. JAAG supplies F1 hybrid and open-pollinated seed for tomatoes, cabbages, onions, sukuma wiki, capsicum, watermelon and traditional African leafy vegetables, in pack sizes that suit both nursery operators and smallholders.

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Buying guide

Vegetable Seeds: what to know before you buy

Hybrid or open-pollinated?

F1 hybrids cost more per gram but give uniform, high-yielding crops with better disease tolerance — ideal for commercial tomato, cabbage and capsicum. Open-pollinated varieties like many kale and onion types are cheaper and let you save seed, but yields are less uniform.

Raise strong seedlings first

Most vegetable failures start in the nursery. Use a clean, well-drained seedbed or seedling trays, water lightly and consistently, and harden seedlings off for a week before transplanting.

JAAG supplies vegetable seeds to farmers in Nairobi, Kiambu, Nakuru, Uasin Gishu, Trans Nzoia, Meru and other counties across Kenya, and works with distribution partners in Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda. Contact us to confirm delivery to your area.

Vegetable seeds: frequently asked questions

How many tomato seeds are in a 10 g pack?

Around 2,500–3,000 seeds, enough for roughly a quarter to half an acre depending on spacing and nursery losses.

Can I plant vegetable seed in a greenhouse?

Yes. Indeterminate tomato and capsicum hybrids are best suited to greenhouses. Ask us which varieties we stock for protected cultivation.

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