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«Champion» - Organic Radish Seeds

«Champion» - Organic Radish Seeds

1.14 €
Champion is an easy-to-grow radish and is a larger variety of Cherry Belle. Roots are round, firm textured, and measure 1” across. Tops are sturdy for bunching. Color is bright scarlet. Holds well without becoming pithy. Grows well in containers.

  • Packet Weight 2/20/200:

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  • Manufacturer country: Ukraine
  • Product code: 12148-2
  • Available: a lot of
  • Germination: 90%
  • Unit: Seeds
  • Crop year / Production date: 2023
  • Shelf life: 5 years

  • Organic Radish «Champion»

    Champion is an easy-to-grow radish and is a larger variety of Cherry Belle. Roots are round, firm textured, and measure 1” across. Tops are sturdy for bunching.

    Color is bright scarlet. Holds well without becoming pithy. Grows well in containers. Good for home garden and commercial uses. 27 days.

    This radish is a rich source of ascorbic acid, folic acid and one can expect potassium in good quantity too. Vitamin C, copper and calcium are also present, making the cherry belle radish, a health food indeed.
     

    How to Grow

    Radishes are cool-season vegetables that produce the smaller, sweeter vegetables in spring. There are early season and late season varieties of radish. Start the late season radishes in late summer to early fall for a crop of larger, more pungent globes. Radish seed germination does not require any special pre-treatment and will occur when the seeds are sown on top of the soil or with just a dusting of cover.

    Container gardening radishes requires a wide gallon pot and well-drained soil with rich organic amendments. Use a vegetable starter mix, or make your own with a combination of compost and peat mixed with a small amount of sand or other grit. Mix in a vegetable fertilizer before planting to jump start root growth after radish seed germination. Ensure that the pot you choose has a good drainage hole and use unglazed pots that encourage evaporation of excess moisture. If you use a saucer, make sure it is not filled with water constantly.