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Romeo
Radish
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Redis Type
Radish
Growing Period
Spring
Maturation Period
20 - 25 days
Root vegetable; weight
25 - 30 grams
About product
Romeo radish is an early-maturing variety that forms a crop within 20-25 days from germination. It is suitable for growing in open ground, as well as in spring film greenhouses and hotbeds. The leaf rosette is spreading, and the root is half-raised above the soil surface, which facilitates crop harvesting.Romeo radish roots are round, bright pink-red in color with a white tip, weighing from 25 to…
Redis Type
Radish
Growing Period
Spring
Maturation Period
20 - 25 days
Root vegetable; weight
25 - 30 grams
Description
Romeo radish is an early-maturing variety that forms a crop within 20-25 days from germination. It is suitable for growing in open ground, as well as in spring film greenhouses and hotbeds. The leaf rosette is spreading, and the root is half-raised above the soil surface, which facilitates crop harvesting.
Romeo radish roots are round, bright pink-red in color with a white tip, weighing from 25 to 32 grams. Their surface is smooth and even, while the flesh is white, sometimes with a pinkish hue, dense and juicy. The taste is sharp-sweet, without bitterness, making this variety particularly attractive for fresh consumption. The flesh does not lose its elasticity for a long time and does not become flabby.
The variety is distinguished by its resistance to bolting, which ensures a stable and timely harvest even with temperature fluctuations. Thanks to these qualities, Romeo radish is an excellent choice for professional and amateur growing, allowing for an early and high-quality harvest.
Romeo radish roots are round, bright pink-red in color with a white tip, weighing from 25 to 32 grams. Their surface is smooth and even, while the flesh is white, sometimes with a pinkish hue, dense and juicy. The taste is sharp-sweet, without bitterness, making this variety particularly attractive for fresh consumption. The flesh does not lose its elasticity for a long time and does not become flabby.
The variety is distinguished by its resistance to bolting, which ensures a stable and timely harvest even with temperature fluctuations. Thanks to these qualities, Romeo radish is an excellent choice for professional and amateur growing, allowing for an early and high-quality harvest.
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Growing Period
Growing Period
For autumn-winter cultivation of radish, varieties with low branching and short growing period are preferable, which exhibit strong root growth under low light conditions. |
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Maturation Period
Maturation Period
Vegetation period from emergence to technical maturity 30-50 days. |
20 - 25 days |
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Root vegetable; weight
Root vegetable; weight
Carrot roots vary in weight from 60-150 g, sometimes 300-500 g. |
25 - 30 grams |
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Root; shape
Root; shape
Roots can be round, elongated-round, cylindrical, conical. |
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| Catalog | Catalog → Radish |
| Originator | OOO SSTS 'ROSTOVSKIJ' |
| Originator | EDUCATIONAL-SCIENTIFIC CENTER 'VEGETABLE EXPERIMENTAL STATION' |
| Originator | Фгбну Федеральный Научный Центр Овощеводства - 531 |
| Originator | Фгбну Федеральный Ростовский Аграрный Научный Центр |
| Originator | Агрофирма Поиск |
| Originator | Огнев Валерий Владимирович |
| Originator | Янаева Диана Александровна |
| Originator | Тимошенко Ирина Васильевна |
| Originator | FGBNU 'FEDERAL'NYJ NAUChNYJ TSENTR OVOShchEVODSTVA' |
| Country | Russia |
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