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I live in SE Qld and am having no luck with radishes. Any suggestions?
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Have you tried wareting them?
"Morgan" wrote in message .. . I live in SE Qld and am having no luck with radishes. Any suggestions? TIA |
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"Morgan" wrote: I live in SE Qld and am having no luck with radishes. Any suggestions? Do you mean they don't come up, they disappear, they don't form a radish, or something else? My snails are obviously desperate -- they normally don't eat radishes, but have been gobbling them down this year. -- Chookie -- Sydney, Australia (Replace "foulspambegone" with "optushome" to reply) I don't regard myself as a fanatic. I just have handy milk dispensers. -- Lee, misc.kids |
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On Fri, 8 Nov 2002 16:06:21 +1100, "Morgan" wrote:
I live in SE Qld and am having no luck with radishes. Any suggestions? TIA I had radish problems too. After careful planting, only a few grew from an entire packet. So, I bought another pack of seeds, carefully laid them out in rows with seed raising mix, I tended them carefully, making sure the water amount was just right and, no luck. A couple grew, but they were just big healthy leaves with a pea sized radish at the bottom. Frustrated, I bought another pack from a discount store, tore open the packet and tossed the lot onto the garden bed. I threw some soil on top, watered it and ignored it. Four weeks later, about 60 lovely radished. Crisp, spicy, delicious. The only problem I noticed is that they became fibrous after a while. Either lack of water or age, I don't know. Tom Tom Elliott remove `mapsitna' from email address to reply by email. |
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