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RADISH MIX (18 day radish - Round scarlet AB)

Raphanus sativus

The 18-day and scarlet round radishes are monthly radishes, with rapid vegetation. Crisp, with a pleasant and mild flavor.
The bag of 750 seeds
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Période de semis
From March to August
Période de récolte
From March to September
moderate / daily
10 cm
sun / partial shade
obsolete
20 cm
open ground
frostbitten
40 to 60 days
Conditionnement
The bag of 750 seeds
Référence
2187AA
Cycle de vie
biennial

The 18-day radish and the scarlet round radish are all-month radishes, with a fast growth rate. Crisp, with a pleasant, mild flavor.
Composition: 50% 18-day radish*, 50% scarlet round forcing radish*. *Seeds from organic farming

Successful sowing of radish in 18-day mix - Scarlet round

Sowing: Lightly from March to August, broadcast in rows spaced 25 cm apart in loose, rich, fresh soil in a sunny location, then thin out to about 1 cm in the rows. Cover with 1 cm of potting soil. Firm down lightly. Thin out.
Remove weeds as soon as they appear. Water frequently to prevent the radishes from becoming too prickly or overgrown.

It is entirely possible to grow radishes in a planter, but be careful with watering.

Harvesting radishes

Harvesting, as the name suggests, takes place about 18 days after sowing. Don't let the radishes get too big; it's better to harvest them small than too large.
Use the tops to make radish top soup.

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Bruno
Radis

Semé trois fois pour avoir un résultat timide.

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Joëlle
Radis

RAS.

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C.V.

Aucune récolte depuis l’achat. Les graines lèvent mais les tiges filent et aucun radis au bout. C’est la première fois que je vois cela. Dernière tentative dans un autre espace du jardin. A voir.

Bonjour Madame Vanamandel,

D’après votre description, il semble que le semis ait 'filé', un phénomène courant lorsque les jeunes pousses manquent de lumière ou sont trop serrées. Un semis trop dense limite la circulation de l’air et de la lumière, ce qui empêche la formation des radis.

Nous vous conseillons d’éclaircir les plantules dès la levée et de privilégier un emplacement bien ensoleillé.

Nous restons à votre écoute si vous avez besoin de conseils pour vos prochains essais.

Cordialement,
Justine du Service Clients