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Early Red

Country
Russia
Registration Year
1978
Manufacturer
UNP "Vegetable OS named after V.I. Edelstein"
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11 - 356.36 UAH
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Description Early Red
The Early Red radish variety is an early-maturing one of the most popular due to its superior taste qualities and ease of growing. This variety is distinguished by a short growing season — from 18 to 28 days depending on conditions, which allows for early harvests. Early Red is resistant to low temperatures and capable of sprouting already at +3-+4°C, which makes it ideal for planting in early April and growing in open ground or under film cover.

The radish root vegetables have an oval shape with intense red coloring, a diameter of 3-4 cm and a weight from 15 to 30 grams. They are fully immersed in the soil, which contributes to maintaining their freshness and quality. The flesh is dense, white-pink in color, has a delicate taste with a slight spiciness, which makes this variety particularly attractive to consumers who appreciate a harmonious combination of taste and texture.

The yield of the variety is 2-3 kg per square meter, and the simultaneous harvest delivery allows for effective planning of collection. Due to its characteristics, Early Red is suitable both for amateur growing in a garden and for commercial production. This radish is excellent for fresh consumption, adding to salads and other dishes where freshness and rich vegetable taste are important.
Specifications Early Red
Redis Type
Rediska
Growing Period
Spring
Maturation Period
18 - 20 days
Radish root; shape
Round
Root vegetable; color
Bright Red
Root vegetable; weight
25 - 30 grams
Country
Russia
Registration Year
1978
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