Physalis Goldenberry Edulis

Physalis Goldenberry Edulis — Physalis Goldenberry Edulis is a nutritious and easy-to-grow fruit plant producing sweet, vitamin-rich berries — ideal for fresh eating and healthy diets. Suitable for garden beds and containers. Available from Mallorn’s vegetable seeds range.

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Plant Overview

Botanical name Physalis peruviana
Plant type Annual
Sowing period March – April
Flowering / harvest period July – September
Sunlight Full sun
Germination time 14–21 days at 18–25°C
Spacing 50x40 cm

Sowing Instructions

Sow indoors March - April
Transplanting May – June

Physalis Goldenberry Edulis

Overview

Physalis Goldenberry Edulis is a nutritious and easy-to-grow fruit plant producing sweet, vitamin-rich berries — ideal for fresh eating and healthy diets.

Key Features

  • Grow similarly to tomatoes.
  • Suitable for garden beds and containers.
  • Eat only fully ripe fruits.
  • Planting Outdoors: May – June (V–VI)
  • Sweet, nutritious berries.
  • Easy to grow — similar to tomatoes.
  • Suitable for container growing.
  • Tolerates poorer soils.
  • Traditionally valued for beneficial properties.

Sowing Instructions

  • Sow seeds for seedlings in March–April.
  • Transplant outdoors in May–June after last frosts.
  • Sowing Period: March – April (III–IV)

Growing Conditions and Care

  • Plant with spacing of 50 × 40 cm.
  • Spacing: 50 × 40 cm
  • Position: Full sun
  • Soil: Adaptable — grows well even in poor soils

Harvesting and Use

  • Harvest from July to September.
  • Harvest Period: July – September (VII–IX)

Product Details

  • Type: Fruit plant (Physalis)
  • Ideal for: Fresh eating, pots & garden beds

Browse vegetable seeds from Mallorn Gardening Supplies for home gardens, allotments and container growing in Ireland.

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Weight 0.2 g

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