Snowy eggplant is a white, quick-growing eggplant. Plants only grow about 24 inches, fruit grows to be about 7 inches long, and are ready to start harvesting in 60 days. The texture is more meaty than purple eggplants, but milder.

Days to maturity

• 60 days

Sun Exposure

• full sun

Soil pH

• 5.1 to 8.5

Hardiness Zones

• zones 1 to 11

Spacing

• plants: 18 to 28 inches
• rows: 30 to 36 inches

Moisture

• 1 inch per week

Sow Indoors

• eight to 10 weeks before last frost

Transplant Outdoors

• two to three weeks after last frost
• once soil is consistently 55 degrees F
• harden by reducing water and temperature to 60 degrees F for one week before transplanting
• use row covers for best success, to keep soil warm, and remove once plants blossom

Notes

• grows great in containers
• prefers moist, well-drained soil
• needs stakes and/or eggplant cages
• clipping fruits encourages more production
• Another popular white eggplant is the Casper eggplant

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