USDA organic
Radish Seeds (Organic) - Japanese Minowase Daikon
- Organic; Heirloom; Mild-Flavored Japanese Radish
- Perfect Fresh or Pickled; Great Keeping Qualities; Roots Can Be Stored for Weeks
- Adaptable to Full Sun and Partial Shade
Fast Facts
About Radish Seeds (Organic) - Japanese Minowase Daikon
HEIRLOOM - ORGANIC
Buy Radish Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Organic Japanese Minowase Daikon Radish Seeds:
Daikon is "radish" in Japanese, so this variety is also referred to as "Japanese Minowase Daikon". This unusual radish will add intrigue to any garden, and delicious taste to any table. Mild-flavored, Japanese Minowase Daikon Radish is used in many asian cuisines , in salad, shredded or pickled and served as garnish with sashimi. Great keeping qualities, the roots can be stored for weeks.
Fast Facts
About Radish Seeds (Organic) - Japanese Minowase Daikon
HEIRLOOM - ORGANIC
Buy Radish Seeds by the Packet or in Bulk
Organic Japanese Minowase Daikon Radish Seeds:
Daikon is "radish" in Japanese, so this variety is also referred to as "Japanese Minowase Daikon". This unusual radish will add intrigue to any garden, and delicious taste to any table. Mild-flavored, Japanese Minowase Daikon Radish is used in many asian cuisines , in salad, shredded or pickled and served as garnish with sashimi. Great keeping qualities, the roots can be stored for weeks.
How to Grow Daikon Radish
When to Plant Radish Seeds
Plant your radish seeds 4-6 weeks before the average last frost in your area, or as soon as the soil is workable. If you want to plant in the fall, wait until it’s cooler out.
Where to Plant Radish Seeds
Plant your Radish in an area that gets full sun.Grow radishes in full sun or partial shade. They prefer loose, fertile, well-drained soil with a pH of 5.5 to 6.8. Planting radish seeds in pots produces the food quickly with minimum effort, but they can also be grown in the garden outdoors.
How to plant Radish Seeds
Sow your seeds directly about ½ inch deep and about 1 inch apart. Thin the seedlings out to 2-3 inches apart.
How to Harvest Radish
Harvest your radishes as they mature, usually within less than 30 days, even if you don't plan to eat them quite yet. This improves the continuation of growth and harvest opportunities.
*Rotate your radishes to a different spot in your garden every 3 years.
