Black pumpkin seeds for pots planting

• Package / number of seeds: 2 g (about 12–16 seeds of black zucchini Diamant F1 per pack семена на черни тиквички).
• Sowing rate: from 240 to 450 grams per decare.
• Yield: –
• Sowing period: from 20th to 30th of April.
• Transplanting period: –
• Growing scheme: in hills, in rich soil; after emergence and formation of 3 or 4 true leaves, 1 to 2 plants are left in each hill.
• Vegetation: from 45 to 50 days.
• Fruit characteristics: fruits are 20–21 cm long and dark green in colour. 

Semenata.bg has added to its rich vegetable catalogue the seeds of black zucchini Diamant F1. As with all seed lots in the semenata.bg catalogue, the seed of Diamant F1 is also high quality, which inevitably leads to high yields. The hybrid variety Diamant F1 is known for its excellent productivity. The fruits you obtain are coloured in deep dark green shades. You can grow these zucchinis both in open fields and in protected structures.
The plants that develop from the seeds form a compact, bush-type structure that is extremely productive. The variety is characterised by dark green zucchinis with an average length of around 21 cm.
The interior of these dark zucchinis has a firm, fleshy texture that does not contain a large amount of water. The fruits are distinguished by their tenderness and appetising, pleasant taste.
You can enjoy the zucchinis in many different ways. They can also be used for canning. Freezing is likewise a good and suitable option for Diamant F1.
The vegetation period lasts 45–50 days.
The dark green zucchinis can be used in a variety of dishes such as soups, stews, casseroles and many others. In meatless dishes one of the most sought-after vegetables is precisely the zucchini. And since the water content is not very high, these zucchinis can be used in moussaka together with potatoes or even as a full substitute for them.
You can cook the zucchinis steamed, baked, fried, and you can also preserve them in jars.
Freezing is another option for longer storage and use during the cold days. You can cut the fruits into small cubes and put them in the freezer. Another suitable way to freeze them is first to fry the zucchinis, divide them into several small bags or boxes and then freeze them. This is a successful method to have a ready meal on hand for the winter months.
You can also make canned zucchinis. You may preserve them on their own or combined with other vegetable products. In both cases you will get excellent winter provisions.
If you have decided to grow these dark green zucchinis, here are a few pointers.
To begin with, for sowing 1 decare of land prepare from 250 to 450 grams of seed.
Sow the seeds from 20th to 30th of April. The seeds are placed in hills, with a proven spacing scheme of 90/50 cm.
Harvest the fruits when they reach a length of about 20 cm. This size is ideal and indicates that the zucchinis are at their most tender and flavourful stage.
Choose soil that is rich in nutrients for sowing. Fertilizing is also important – select an appropriate vegetable fertilizer.

For gardeners who like their beds to look as good as they taste, Diamant F1 brings a strong visual effect as well. The fruits develop in a rich, glossy dark green, almost black shade that stands out beautifully against the light foliage. In mixed plantings with yellow or light-green squash, tomatoes or marigolds, these zucchinis create a striking contrast. The compact, bushy habit of the plants makes them easy to fit into smaller gardens, side beds or even larger containers along a sunny patio, as long as the soil is deep, rich and well-drained.

Another practical advantage of Diamant F1 is its ability to produce uniform fruits over a long picking period. When you harvest at the recommended size of about 20 cm, the zucchinis are very consistent in shape and diameter, which is a big plus if you are growing for a local market, a restaurant or simply like neat, evenly sized slices in the kitchen. Regular picking not only keeps the fruits at their best texture, but also stimulates the plants to set new zucchinis, so a small number of hills can easily supply a family with a steady stream of fresh produce.

In terms of meal planning, Diamant F1 fits perfectly into both everyday home cooking and more refined recipes. The firmer flesh, with its lower water content, makes these zucchinis particularly suitable for oven dishes where you want structure rather than a watery result – layered bakes, stuffed boats with cheese and herbs, or thinly sliced gratins. On the grill they hold their shape and develop attractive grill marks without collapsing, which makes them ideal for summer barbecues. Their mild but full flavour also works well in creamy soups and purees, where they blend smoothly with potatoes, carrots or beans.

For those who like to think ahead for winter, this variety is especially convenient. Because the fruits are dense and uniform, they can be sliced, diced or grated and portioned for freezing with very little waste. Pre-fried or pre-roasted batches can be frozen and later turned into quick stews, pasta sauces or side dishes when fresh vegetables are less available. Combined with a few jars of preserved zucchini and other garden vegetables, Diamant F1 helps turn the summer surplus into a dependable reserve of healthy, home-grown ingredients for the colder months.