Parsley Commun 2 is a common leaf parsley from Technisem, chosen for high leaf output and strong flavour. Plants grow about 30 to 100 cm tall with large, smooth, deeply cut leaves on sturdy stems. Leaves are used fresh in soups, sauces, salads and meat dishes, and the plant keeps producing if you cut the outer stems. The 100g pack suits commercial herb growers supplying hotels, restaurants and supermarkets.
Product details
- Crop: Parsley (leaf parsley)
- Variety: Commun 2
- Plant height: about 30-100 cm
- Pack size: 100g
- Brand: Technisem
- Note: Germination is slow; soak seed overnight
How to plant
- Soak seed in water overnight to help it sprout.
- Sow in shallow drills about 1 cm deep, rows 25-30 cm apart, on fine, moist beds. Mark rows clearly.
- Expect slow germination, often 2 to 4 weeks. Seedlings look like thin grass blades at first.
- Thin to about 15-20 cm between plants.
Care after planting
- Keep soil steadily moist and weed carefully while seedlings are small.
- Feed once or twice with a balanced fertilizer such as NPK 5-10-5 or manure.
- Start cutting outer stems when plants are a few inches tall; leave the centre to keep growing.
- Light afternoon shade helps in very hot areas.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my parsley taking so long to come up?
Parsley seed naturally germinates slowly. Soak overnight and keep the bed moist; sprouts can take several weeks.
How do I harvest parsley without killing the plant?
Cut the outer stems near the base and leave the inner shoots. The plant keeps producing all season.
How much does 100g of parsley seed cover?
Parsley seed is small, so 100g is a commercial quantity, enough for many beds.
Does parsley grow well in Nigeria?
Yes, with steady water and some shade in very hot weather. It does especially well in the cooler months.
Delivery
We deliver across Nigeria. Orders within Oyo State of ₦200,000 and above ship free, or you can pick up from our store. Need advice on the right product or quantity? WhatsApp us on 0810 845 2311.



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