Wissenschaftlicher Name
Solanum aethiopicum L. (Gilo Group) cv. ‚Turkish Orange‘
Synonyme
- Solanum integrifolium Poiret
- Solanum integrifolium Poiret var. microcarpum
- Solanum gilo Raddi
- Solanum naumannii Engl.
- Solanum pierreanum Pailleux & Bois
- Solanum zuccagnianum Dunal
Volksnamen
Mock Tomato, Eggplant, African Eggplant, berenjena
Eigenschaften
Die Afrikanische Aubergine (Solanum aethiopicum) gehört zu der Familie Solanaceae (Nachtschattengewächse) und ist eine wärmeliebende Art. Die Früchte können sowohl im noch etwas grünen, wie auch im reifen Zustand gegessen werden, müssen jedoch gekocht werden.
Kultur
Die Aussaat der Afrikanische Aubergine erfolgt ähnlich wie bei Capsicum ab Januar bis März im Gewächshaus bzw. in der Wohnung. Ab Mai können die Pflanzen in geschützter Lage nach draußen gestellt werden.
Fotos von der Afrikanische Aubergine (Solanum aethiopicum)
Herkunftsland
Afrika
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Saatgutgewinnung bei Solanum aethiopicum
Die Gewinnung von Saatgut von Solanum Arten kann genau wie bei Tomate oder Chili beschrieben erfolgen.
Aussaat, Kultur, und Anbau von Solanum Arten
Auch die Kultur von Solanum Arten ist die der von Chili und Tomaten sehr ähnlich.
Simon Feiertag, Autor bei www.ethno-botanik.org
