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Beet

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Description

Our beets are beautifully round and deep red. Great for growing in summer and fall. They keep for a long time after harvesting. The young leaves are great in salads too.

Free delivery from € 30

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Sowing: 16 April - 31 August

Level 1

seeds are sowed

0 - 6 days

Level 2

first seedlings

6-13 days

Level 3

thinned seedlings

1-3 weeks

Level 4

little plants

3-5 weeks

Level 5

first leave harvest

5-9 weeks

Level 6

first beets harvest

9-13 weeks

Level 7

harvesting

13-18+ weeks

Sowing time: mid-April - August
Height: 20-35 cm
Weight: 2 grams
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Beetroot

This beet variety produces beautiful, round, deep red beets. Great for growing in summer and fall and easy to store. The young leaves are tasty in salads.
  • Species name: Kogel 2
  • Family: root
  • Plants per square patch: 9
  • Height: 25 to 35 cm
  • Sowing time: mid-April through the end of August
  • Sowing depth: 1 - 1.5 cm
  • Germination: 12 and 18°C in 5 to 7 days
  • Time to harvest: after 9 to 10 weeks
  • Sunlight: the more sun there is, the sweeter the beets will be
Want to buy beetroot seeds? We sell the bags separately,or you can find them as part of our essential seed pack:

What's so special about beets?

Red beets are simply delicious. They're also full of vitamin C, folic acid, and antioxidants, and they improve digestion. So, they're as healthy as they are tasty.

Sowing and growing beets

Growing beets is simple. You can grow 9 beets in a 30x30 cm square patch.

Beet seeds are actually little nuggets that contain 3-5 seeds each. If they all sprout, you'll have way too many seedlings. Cut off the extras just along the soil mix to thin them out. You don't want to uproot them: if you pull one up, you'll pull the rest up with it.

Water regularly for evenly-sized, juicy beets. The only enemy of the beet is the beet fly: you can ward them off by planting some garlic or chives nearby.

Step-by-step sowing and growing instructions are included in the Planty Gardening app.

How do you use beets?

Cooked beetroot is delicious: boil them, stew them, or roast them in the oven. Or use them to make soup.

Raw beets are even healthier than cooked beets. Grate them into salads or green smoothies. Or try chopped raw beet in your muesli. Yum.

You can also eat the beet leaves. Toss the young ones in salads and green smoothies, and older ones in stews, stir fries, or pasta.

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