How and when to plant cherry radish?

Cherry radish planting time

Cherry radish can be planted all year round, but when planted in summer, there will be too many leaves and underdeveloped rhizomes, so the best time to sow is March-May or September-October. It should be moved to a place with sufficient light in time after germination. If it is planted outdoors, you can choose to sow seedlings and then plant them after the seedlings emerge.

Cherry radish planting methods and key points

1. Cherry radish prefers to grow in fertile sandy loam with good water retention. Before planting, apply sufficient fertilizer to the soil to allow it to grow better.

2. Cherry radish will grow leaves about a week after germination, and will gradually become dense. During this period, thinning should be done to prevent the seedlings from growing slowly.

3. Cherry radish requires a lot of light during its growth process. If there is insufficient light, its root expansion will be hindered and slow, and the grown cherry radish will be of poor quality. It is recommended to have sufficient light every day to ensure the normal flowering of the cherry radish.

Points to note for daily management of cherry radish

Before the cherry radish grows leaves, its stems will gradually become thicker. If the soil is too dry, be sure to water it. Once there is insufficient water, its stems will become hard and bend.

And after the leaves grow, fertilizer should be applied every 10 days, mainly liquid fertilizer. Cherry radish can be harvested after one month of growth. When harvesting, water it thoroughly and then pull out the whole plant.