Plant propagation methods and practical cultivation observations from Mavronero Farm.
Every successful harvest begins long before crops are planted in the field. At Mavronero, we document each stage of cultivation to better understand plant development and share practical regenerative farming techniques that can be applied in Mediterranean environments. This season, we propagated sweet potatoes (Ipomoea batatas) from slips before transplanting 21 young plants onto our … Read more
Growing new plants does not always begin with seeds. Many Mediterranean herbs can be propagated from cuttings, allowing a single healthy plant to become many. During the summer of 2026, several cuttings of true lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) were planted in the nursery at Mavronero Farm. The cuttings were kindly shared by a friend of one … Read more
At Mavronero, plant propagation is understood as a foundational stage within the cultivation system rather than a preliminary step. The way seedlings are started has a direct influence on how they will grow, adapt, and perform once established in the field. As part of an ongoing process of refinement and experimentation, soil blocks have recently … Read more
Introduction At Mavronero, the planting of cherry tomatoes marks the beginning of one of the most productive phases of the growing season. This stage connects earlier propagation methods with field cultivation, bringing together preparation, timing, and technique. This season, approximately 44 tomato plants from two different varieties have been transplanted into the field, following a … Read more
Morphological characteristics Parsley (Petroselinum crispum) and coriander (Coriandrum sativum) are herbaceous species belonging to the Apiaceae family, characterized by their aromatic properties and distinctive reproductive structures. Both species develop compound leaves and produce inflorescences in the form of umbels, a trait that enhances accessibility for a wide range of pollinators. Key characteristics include: These morphological … Read more
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