Winter Big Long Black Radis Seeds Bag

This variety produces large black radishes, with white flesh and very firm, and keeps very well during the winter.

The radish likes the proximity of the lettuce because when interspersed with their seedlings, the radishes will grow in the shade and the lettuces will not be too tight.

Sow from mid-June to August, in 2-3 cm deep furrows, 25 cm apart, and cut the soil. At the 3-4 leaf stage, thin the smallest plants, leaving only one radish every 15 cm.

Water regularly. Harvest from mid-September to November.