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Growing Radishes, From Seed to Harvest 🌱
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Radishes are often touted as one of, if not the EASIEST crop to grow - but there are still some key tips to ensure you can enjoy a bountiful harvest, so in this video we cover everything you need to know to grow radishes, from seed to harvest!

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00:00 - Intro
00:26 - Radish History
01:23 - Radish Varieties
03:03 - Sowing Radish Seeds
05:22 - Watering Seeds
05:45 - Two Weeks Update
08:01 - Harvesting Radish
09:49 - Processing

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@trujustice8628

11 months ago

Secret to the best radish dish. Cut in half or quarter depending on size and join them with brussel sprouts in half or quarter depending on size. Next spray them with the balsamic vinegar and sprinkle with garlic,salt,pepper,onion powder,thyme and olive oil and roast 20 to 30 min at 425

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@KM-hc2jq

11 months ago

My grandma told me about this one last year and it's actually really good: radish sandwich, buttered bread, thinly sliced radishes, salt and pepper 👌

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@jennywagner2448

11 months ago

I let my remaining french breakfast radishes go to seed last year which was an incredible pollinator attractant and this year was gifted an incredible bounty of self-seeded radishes! I'll definitely be allowing a few to go to seed again this year!

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@TylerW.

11 months ago

Don't forget the radish greens are very edible. Better when younger, and you can harvest a few off each radish while it's growing. Also the seed pods are better eating then the radish in my opinion.

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@virginiatibbetts1551

11 months ago

I use the radish greens to make a green soup that is a killer. I also put broccoli, cauliflower and brussel sprout leaves in there too. Hardly anything goes in the compost.

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@angelaphan3346

11 months ago

We enjoy the radish pods more than the radish roots :) Pickled, or sautéed, the pods are like little spicy beans. Delish!

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@Grogg22

11 months ago

Kevin – Recently I placed my first order with Botanical Interests. I was pleasantly surprised to find the “Thank You” note and complimentary seed packet. It is little things like that which make a big difference.

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@A7XisWord

11 months ago

I had troubles getting the radishes to bulb out when I first started gardening, had massive leaves and nothing but taproot under the soil. I noticed you had a couple as well. I believe the main cause for this is dense, compacted soil. Radishes want looser soil to easily expand in. Maybe those Daikon varieties you mentioned don't care how compact the soil is so they can loosen it up, but these other varieties need a bit better quality soil.

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@candied_ginger6813

11 months ago

Last year I discovered roasted radishes! Prepare like a mini potato in a bit of oil. Top with herbed butter. Absolutely delicious!

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@valkyrise1148

11 months ago

My one a half year old niece found the radishes in my garden, and loved them. One of my proudest gardener moments. Teething babies love radishes I guess haha. Grow on!

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@melindacash1268

11 months ago

Arugula, radish, strawberries, blue cheese, pecan salad!!!😊

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@sarahhyde8533

11 months ago

Mine haven't grown well at all this year so I'm glad this video has come out. Cheers! Also, the best way to cook them is whole with the leaves, grilled on the BBQ 😋

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@MMuraseofSandvich

11 months ago

I've always had terrible results with root veggies, so I'm a bit green with envy that you're making them look easy. 😅

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@PandaTheGreen

11 months ago

If you're completely new to gardening it wouldn't be a bad idea to only sow radishes the first year just to find out if gardening is something for you. So easy to do, quick satisfaction and you can eat all parts of it so you get a lot of bang for you buck.

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@takid123

11 months ago

As a chef that works in a exceptionally humid environment I'd recommend keeping your boos block under a weight that'll keep it flat. The boards going to swell and shrink with the weather but if you can keep it mostly flat under weight it'll last you many more years Than it should've. Much love keep the good content coming!

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@jm3517

11 months ago

I just harvested some of those Cherry Belle radishes and it’s the first radish I’ve actually enjoyed!

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@PlantGuild

11 months ago

I really enjoy these types of videos. While I am here for the Gardening content; I can’t forget the other half of gardening: eating! From the history to the planting to the harvest to the consuming. That’s the best content for me.

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@Nurse_Nuggets

11 months ago

My most successful radish harvest was from a dense multi sewing. I thinned a small amount and snacked on the microgreens. The compost was loose enough, even radishes touching one another still developed nicely.

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@MsWDWFAN1

11 months ago

I love radishes! That peppery spicy flavor is so good. I love them in salads or with just salt on them. I should eat them more often. I've never eaten them roasted.

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@MATroiano

11 months ago

One of the only crops I've had success with in Oklahoma. The short harvest time is perfect since the weather is unpredictable

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