Black Schronice Peanut ( Arachis hypogaea): this rare ecotype of black peanut is amongst the earliest and most productive. Selected at the beginning of the 20th century for producing pods with a larger number of seeds and larger size. Like other peanuts, it has minimal soil requirements and a reduced water requirement, but attention should be paid to avoid water stagnation and loosely loosened or clayey soils.
The soil can not be mulched because the flower will return to the soil after pollination to develop the hypogeum fruit.
Very productive and easy to grow, reproducing the seeds you will have many for the following season.
