Radishes - my Waterloo
I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? -- Zone 24/8 So. Calif Coastal Polar |
Radishes - my Waterloo
Polar wrote in message . ..
I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? worrying too much about Rachel Curry, instead of gardening? |
Radishes - my Waterloo
"Polar" wrote in message ... I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? I had the same problem until I began watering them every day. It gives them a slight sweetness and they're huge at 30 days. This is from the same seeds I used the previous year. h- |
Radishes - my Waterloo
On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 15:30:30 GMT, "Hane" wrote:
"Polar" wrote in message .. . I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? I had the same problem until I began watering them every day. It gives them a slight sweetness and they're huge at 30 days. This is from the same seeds I used the previous year. Thanks. What zone are you, BTW? Wondering if same advice applies to both of us, zone-wise? -- Zone 24/8 So. Calif Coastal Polar |
Radishes - my Waterloo
"Polar" wrote in message ... On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 15:30:30 GMT, "Hane" wrote: "Polar" wrote in message .. . I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? I had the same problem until I began watering them every day. It gives them a slight sweetness and they're huge at 30 days. This is from the same seeds I used the previous year. Thanks. What zone are you, BTW? Wondering if same advice applies to both of us, zone-wise? I'm in zone 9 but got the tip from Martha Stewart's tv show ;) h- |
Radishes - my Waterloo
I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by
3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. Try planting your radishes as early as you can for your growing zone. If they're planted later when the days are longer and warmer, they seem to have a tendency to put their energy into growing tops and going to seed, rather than growing the root underground. LeAnn http://ruralroute2.com |
Radishes - my Waterloo
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Radishes - my Waterloo
I always have good radishes because I plant with the moon cycle. My
grandfather always planted in reference with gravity wave influence. OK OK maybe just maybe I also fertilize and water the heck out of them. I really enjoy the Black Spanish variety. If you haven't tasted these then by all means get some seeds. They are just excellent with a little salt, fresh bread and of course beer. God Bless all ....Tom nr Pittsburgh "Hane" wrote in message ... "Polar" wrote in message ... I never have luck with radishes, a vegetable easily grown by 3rd graders. They get leggy, but never produce nice fruit. Out of a whole bunch that took up my (limited) space, I harvested maybe a measely 5-6 actual radishes. What am I doing wrong?? I had the same problem until I began watering them every day. It gives them a slight sweetness and they're huge at 30 days. This is from the same seeds I used the previous year. h- |
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