Welldales chicory mix tortoise food seeds produce red ball averto, a selected Italian chicory variety grown for tender leafy greens and attractive burgundy radicchio style centres. Chicory, also known as Cichorium intybus, is a useful plant for reptile owners who want to grow their own tortoise food, fresh salad greens and natural grazing trays at home. Young leaves can be harvested for feeding and used as part of a varied tortoise diet alongside other suitable edible weeds, grasses, flowers and leafy plants. This medium to late chicory variety is well suited to pots, trays, raised beds, greenhouse borders, outdoor growing areas and tortoise enclosure planting, with colour often improving as temperatures cool.
Chicory Tortoise Food Seeds
- Red Ball Averto Italian Chicory – Produces Tender Leaf Growth And Colourful Radicchio Style Centres
- Fresh Reptile Salad Greens – A Practical Choice For Tortoise Forage And Leafy Greens To Grow At Home
- Useful Leafy Reptile Food – Suitable For Hermann’s, Horsefield, Greek, Marginated, Sulcata And Leopard Tortoises
- Chicory Leaves Add Variety – Feed Alongside Other Suitable Weeds, Grasses, Leaves And Flowers
Tortoise Grazing Vegetable Salad Greens
- Fast Growing Chicory Leaves – Harvest Young For Fresh Feeding, Grazing Trays And Cut And Come Again Crops
- Red Ball Averto For Cooler Seasons – Burgundy And Cream Heads Develop Deeper Colour In Lower Temperatures
- Productive Salad Leaf Crop – Grows Well Through The Cooler Part Of The Season In UK Gardens
- Avoid The Roots For Feeding – Use The Leaves As Part Of A Varied Tortoise Diet
Grow Your Own Reptile Food
- Ideal For Indoor Trays And Outdoor Beds – Grow In Pots, Raised Beds, Planters And Greenhouse Borders
- Suitable For Tortoise Enclosure Planting – Use In Reptile Growing Areas And Dedicated Feeding Spaces
- Fresh Chicory Plants Support Natural Grazing Behaviour – Tortoises Can Browse, Pick Leaves And Feed More Naturally
- UK Packed Chicory Seeds – Suitable as a Tortoise Grazing Salad, Reptile Safe Greens And Home Grown Tortoise Food
