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Giant Radish

Product information

Description

Our fast-growing radishes are super easy and fun to grow. This variety produces giant radishes (up to 6 cm wide) in 4-6 weeks. Crisp, crunchy taste.

Free delivery from € 30 🇳🇱

In the app

Sowing: 1 September - 15 October , 1 March - 30 June

Level 1

seeds are sown

Level 2

first seedlings

Level 3

thinned seedlings

Level 4

little plants

Level 5

first harvest

Sowing time: March - June and Sept - Mid-Oct
Height: 15-25 cm
Contents: 3 grams
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  • If something goes wrong, the app tells you what steps to take.
  • If that doesn’t work, you can ask us for advice.
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Giant radish

These radishes are amazing: they grow fast and with little effort. They're huge too. In 4 to 6 weeks, you get radishes as big as ping-pong balls. 

And they don’t get spongy like other radishes. Crisp, crunchy, and delicious. 

  • Species: Giant Radish Riesenbutter 
  • Family: cruciferous 
  • Plants per square patch: 16 
  • Height: 15 to 20 cm 
  • Sowing time: March to June and September to mid-October 
  • Sowing depth: 0.5 to 1 cm 
  • Germination: 10 - 25°C in 3 - 11 days 
  • Time to harvest: after 4 weeks 
  • Sunlight: can grow in sun or semi-shade 

Want to buy our giant radish seeds? We sell seed bags separately, or, you can get them as part of a seed pack: 

What's so great about our radishes?

You can fit 16 radishes in a single 30x30 cm square patch. 
 
And if you’re going to grow radishes, why not choose the biggest and tastiest ones you can get your hands on? 
 
This giant variety stays firm and crisp: they won’t get spongy. And they taste great: fresh and not too sharp.

Sowing and growing Radishes

Radish seeds germinate fast. Seedlings pop up after only 4 days or so.

To sow, plant a few seeds in each hole. When the seedlings come up, thin them out carefully so the remaining radish plants have enough room to grow. 
 
Thinning out means cutting away extra seedlings at the soil line. If you uproot them like weeds, you'll disturb the remaining radishes. Same goes for transplanting: just don’t do it 😉

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

How do yo use it?

Most people eat only the radishes themselves. Raw through salads or sliced on bread.

But you can also stew or bake radishes briefly or roast them in the oven. Then they become juicier and a little softer in flavor.

The leaves are also edible. Use the young leaves raw in salads and the slightly older leaves in stews, stir-fries or pasta.

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