Mistakes when growing radishes can result in the roots becoming extracted, small and unsuitable for consumption. Today WomanEL will talk about the most common mistakes that can be easily avoided.
ContentUntimely sowing Wrong soil Insufficient light Sowing at great depth Irregular watering Organics Distance
Untimely sowing
Radishes need adequate warm soil to grow quickly. Sowing before the soil warms up to +5…+7 degrees can lead to slow growth and weak plants.
Wrong soil
Radishes grow best in light and loose soil with neutral acidity. Heavy clay soil or highly acidified soil can prevent normal plant growth.
Insufficient light
Radishes require a lot of light for normal development. Planting in a shaded area or insufficient sunlight may cause the plants to recede and the quality of the roots to deteriorate.
Sowing at a greater depth
Radish seeds should be sown at a depth of approximately 1 cm. Sowing too deep can slow down seed germination and cause the formation of irregularly shaped roots.
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Radishes need regular and sufficient watering. Insufficient moisture can lead to the extraction of plants and the formation of small roots.
Organic
A mistake when growing radishes is adding too much organic fertilizer to the soil in the spring. It is better to add organic matter in the fall before the winter period. Attempts to “warm” the beds with manure in the spring can lead to growing plants with an excess amount of greenery, but root crops that are unsuitable for consumption.
Distance
The mistake is to plant radishes too densely. The ideal distance between root crops should be 3-5 cm. It is recommended to first sow the seeds finely, and then after germination, thin out the plants, leaving the optimal distance between them.
By following the correct growing techniques, you can get a tasty and high-quality radish harvest. Remember these tips to avoid unpleasant surprises in your garden. Let proper sowing be a guarantee of a tasty and juicy vegetable that will decorate your table and add freshness to your menu.
By the way, we recently told you what to plant and sow in the garden at the end of March.