Red radish provides energy and beneficial nutrients. Red radish contains a lot of vitamins A, C, E, group B, and vitamin K. Protect the health of the cardiovascular system.
Control your blood pressure. Improve the immune system. Helps keep the liver healthy. Improved mood better. Support cancer treatment. Treatment of constipation.
1. Prepare
Seeds: Choose Long Red Radish Or Round Red Radish.
Planting land: Choose clean soil mixed with ash, rice husk, or coir.
A bag: You can save money by planting in a pocket. 15cm high ground.
2. Sowing And Planting, Countersink.
Seeds can be soaked in warm water for about 3 hours and incubated overnight. After the seeds crack and sprout, they are sown in the nursery tray. Make a small hole 1cm deep, and put the seeds in. Sow 1-2 sprouts in 1 hole.
Then cover with a thin layer of soil. After sowing, water the soil a little. Then place the nursery in a sunny spot. To promote seed germination.
Note: In the early days of sowing, if the place you plant is too hot. Use Orchid Net to cover the nursery. When the plant is about 3 cm tall, remove the Net!
Red radish seeds after sowing for 7-10 days will produce 2-3 true leaves. At this point, you choose the strongest plants to plant. Only one plant should be planted in a pot.
3. Care
If you don’t want the radish to be hard and fibrous. Ensure adequate watering. Should be kept moist at all times. The suitable temperature for growing in pots is 10-29 C.
4. Pest Control
When growing radishes in a bag of soil, you do not need to worry about pests, no weeds. However, red radishes often suffer from root rot and leaf fungus or aphids. Therefore, avoid watering from above.
5. Harvest.
After about 35 to 40 days, red radish can be harvested. In the amazing video below, we’ll see Growing radishes in soil sacks and the ending was unexpected.
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