Easter Radish 'Ostergruß' (Raphanus sativus) seeds
- Ostergruß' is a traditional, early radish variety with red skin and tender, white pulp.
- Contents: Approx. 100 seeds
- Open-pollinated variety, seed tested regularly
Regular price:
€2.39
Content: 100 Single seed
Product number: 1041 GTIN: 4250601204642
Description
The radish species ‘Ostergruß’ (Easter greeting) belongs to the varieties harvested earliest in the year, which classifies them as summer radishes. The crops grow quickly in about 40 days from sowing in, to reaching maturity. This variety has an intense flavour, beautiful, dark pink colour, while its flesh is white and of delicate texture.
The roots are conical, of half-length and slightly round-bodied.
Radishes belong to the ancient cultivated plants going back to 2500BC and there is evidence that they already then had been popular in Egypt and since been spreading around in the Mediterranean area. Today radishes seem to undergo a rediscovery and are lovely, cooked fresh in the wintertime.
The roots are conical, of half-length and slightly round-bodied.
Radishes belong to the ancient cultivated plants going back to 2500BC and there is evidence that they already then had been popular in Egypt and since been spreading around in the Mediterranean area. Today radishes seem to undergo a rediscovery and are lovely, cooked fresh in the wintertime.
Plant profile
| Lifecycle | Annual |
|---|---|
| Species | Brassicaceae |
| Flower colour | Red |
| Flowering months | July, June, May |
| Main harvest | October |
| Root system | Deep roots |
Growing instructions
| When to sow outdoors | August, July, June, May |
|---|---|
| Sowing depth | 1 cm |
| Germination temperature | 10-18°C |
| Sunlight | Full sun |
| Planting distance | 10 cm |
| Good companion plants | Chard, Kale, Lettuce, Parsley, Peas |
| Bad companion plants | Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts, Cauliflower, Chinakohl, Cucumber, Kohlrabi, Radish, Rocket, Strawberries, Zucchini |
Sowing and care
Sow outdoors in rows, from May till mid-July, about 1cm deep, 8-10cm away from each other and with a distance of about 30cm between rows.
Radishes thrive in sunny locations and prefer loose soils rich of humus. They do particularly well when earthed up and watered regularly.
Radishes thrive in sunny locations and prefer loose soils rich of humus. They do particularly well when earthed up and watered regularly.
Other names
Botanical name: Raphanus sativus var. niger
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