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Radish "Vienna" F1
Radish "Vienna" F1.
An early, large-fruited hybrid (about 5 cm in diameter), resistant to major radish diseases. It is grown without problems both in the spring and in the summer-autumn periods.
Agrotechnics.
For sowing radishes, a site is chosen that emerges early from under the snow, with light, highly fertile soil. The predecessors of radishes can be any vegetable crops, except for the cruciferous family.
Before sowing, fertilizers are applied to the soil. Radishes are sown at several times: at the end of April (the bed is covered with a film before germination), then sowing is carried out at intervals of 2-2.5 weeks, for winter storage, late-ripening varieties are sown in early August.
Seeds are sown in rows with a row spacing of 10-12 cm and a distance between seeds of 2-3 cm to a depth of 1-1.5 cm.
After the emergence of shoots, it is necessary to regularly loosen the soil and keep it moist.
At the height of summer, with the longest daylight hours, planting radishes is recommended to be shaded.
To obtain an earlier and later harvest, radishes are grown in protected ground (in spring, seeds are sown in early March, and in autumn - in early September).
1,0 g = 70-130 seeds.
An early, large-fruited hybrid (about 5 cm in diameter), resistant to major radish diseases. It is grown without problems both in the spring and in the summer-autumn periods.
Agrotechnics.
For sowing radishes, a site is chosen that emerges early from under the snow, with light, highly fertile soil. The predecessors of radishes can be any vegetable crops, except for the cruciferous family.
Before sowing, fertilizers are applied to the soil. Radishes are sown at several times: at the end of April (the bed is covered with a film before germination), then sowing is carried out at intervals of 2-2.5 weeks, for winter storage, late-ripening varieties are sown in early August.
Seeds are sown in rows with a row spacing of 10-12 cm and a distance between seeds of 2-3 cm to a depth of 1-1.5 cm.
After the emergence of shoots, it is necessary to regularly loosen the soil and keep it moist.
At the height of summer, with the longest daylight hours, planting radishes is recommended to be shaded.
To obtain an earlier and later harvest, radishes are grown in protected ground (in spring, seeds are sown in early March, and in autumn - in early September).
1,0 g = 70-130 seeds.
Radish. Bot.: Raphanus sativus L.
* Many gardeners grow radishes that bolt and bloom, which means they don't get standard root crops.
There are many reasons for this: small old seeds, neglected crops, dry soil. Long-term exposure of radishes to low temperatures causes the plants to bolt and the root crops grow coarse and inedible.
This plant should be grown in open, sunny places; in the shade, the tops stretch out and the root crops grow very small and of poor quality.
Radish is a short-day plant, so it should be sown as early as possible in the spring, while the days are not so long, and at the end of summer (August), when they are already getting shorter.
The root system of radishes is poorly developed, so it is watered every 2-3 days, and in dry weather - every day (5-8 liters of water per 1 m2).
