Complete Radish Growing Guide - how to grow radishes from start to finish
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- This video is a quick and complete growing guide on how to grow radishes, whether it be spring, fall summer or even winter you can grow radishes to some extent and this video shows you how!!
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I must say, wish you would do more videos. I’ll tell you why: I really believe you can have even more success on RUclips. I’ve watched about all your videos when I was scouring RUclips to learn how to garden & learned quite a bit from yours. I enjoyed watching your videos and looks like you have a good following of 17,000+ and they probably feel the same way. I’d put your quality up there with channels like black gumbo southern gardening and oxheart gardening. I’m sure you’re busy & such like that, but I’m just putting my two cents in. Gosh bless, thanks for teaching us, and have a great day!
Extremely flattered by you saying this and it is my goal to do so, unfortunately started and expanding my produce farm takes up way more time than I ever would’ve imagined. Once The farm is more settled in I’ll be able to do more quantity and quality of videos. ❤️
@@nnoble92 sounds good and thanks for responding! Will look forward to those in the future 👍🏻
I tried radishes and carrots last fall after I pulled my zucchini. They did horrible, little tops and a sliver of root. I’m going to try again this spring. I’m in Iowa, so I have a little more time before planting (it’s snowing today). I’ll try loosening the dirt a bit more and make sure I’m watering evenly. Thanks for the vid!
How to you stop your radish from been full of worms?
You know last year I grew daikon and they grew to like a foot long each & 2 inches round. Some were side by side. I’m growing black Spanish right now and Bc of your video I’m not going to thin then I’m just going to see what happens
I bet they’ll probably do the same and just grow right up next to each other 👍
@@nnoble92 I bet you’re right!
I just started gardening last year and use containers for my plants. The radishes did not grow as I wanted. I got maybe two radishes out of the small batch that I seeded. This year I am using a different method of those Jiffy greenhouse and pellets and in my portable greenhouse. Also I just was blessed with five bags of potting mix that the store manager was throwing out because of small holes in the bags. She allowed me to take them away. I offered to pay for them and she said, "no can not sell damaged goods. " All I need is the compost, perlite, vermiculite, bone meal and worm castings and peat moss as well as mulch to protect the plants from getting drowned like they did last summer. Thank you for a great video about growing radishes.
I'm a beginning gardener and keep hearing how easy radishes are to grow but I had some trouble last year. Lots of leaves, but the the root grew above ground for almost all of them. Any idea what the problem could be? Maybe plant the seeds a bit deeper? Soil not loose enough?
My radish’s do better as a second run crop, where some of the N has been used up.
If I do a first run in freshly laid compost or dry amendments, I get all leaf and a little red tap root.
Nice, mine grow well pretty much no matter what I put them in, could be variety related too
Wow it looks amazing. I just subbed :)
good video,i have some "radish easter egg" to plant, theres a bit of a problem with the sound on this video, its left sided mostly....
I try to grow radishes last year , 3 different kinds I used a mix of inground patty mix and home made compost. I got very nice big leaf on all of them.. no sure what I did wrong, I try a second time, this time I mix sand, compost and native soil, they took little longer to grow but I got radishes.
I was thinking my first try the soil I used was too rich, but maybe it got too compact.
thanks for sharing
Progress is progress!