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Radish ready?

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by Ruth82, Jun 17, 2020.

  1. Ruth82

    Ruth82 Gardener

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    Pulled a radish this afternoon first 1 !
    Are they ready to come out, red above the soil but not a great amount of leafage. Should I let them grow more I have about 10 in can see the red on 3 or 4.
    (They are growing under a fusia bush so many a red flower in the pic too)
     

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      landimad Odd man rather than Land man

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        Those two look ready to me. Just check daily and pull those that look big enough. Don't pull the whole lot in one go without checking.
         
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          You can let them grow a bit bigger if you water them well, they like water, and more water !

          Almost looks as if you have spaced them very wide apart ? we usually just sow a drill and they happily come up together, as you take some out to eat the others get more room to grow.
           
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