Romans

Romans radish is an early hybrid variety known for its rapid growth and stable yield. The maturation period is only 23-25 days, allowing for several fresh harvests throughout the year. The fruits feature a rich red-raspberry color, with a diameter of 4 to 6 cm and a weight of 40 to 50 grams. The root's interior is dense, ensuring excellent taste and an attractive appearance. Romans radish is not prone to flowering, cracking, or deformed fruits, making it particularly valuable for cultivation in both open and closed ground during different seasons — winter, spring, and autumn.

For sowing, it is recommended to use soil with a fine-grained or powdery structure, planting seeds at a depth of about 1 cm. After sowing and watering, uniform seedlings appear within 2-4 days. Romans radish is undemanding in care, which reduces costs for agrotechnical operations and harvest collection. The sowing rate is 200-240 seeds per square meter, and the yield reaches 4-5 kg from the same plot.

In addition to high taste qualities, radish is a low-calorie product with a low glycemic index and low carbohydrate content. It is rich in vitamins C, group B, calcium, potassium, iron, and other beneficial microelements. Regular consumption of radish helps reduce the risk of diabetes, supports liver and heart health, improves digestion, and possesses anti-cancer properties.