Where do radish seeds come from?

How to get radish seeds

Radish seeds grow inside the fruit and are not exposed. Like other plants, they will have seeds after flowering. The seeds need to be picked in time after the flowering period of the plant.

After harvesting radish seeds, they can be stored in a cold storage room, keeping the temperature in the refrigerator at around 3-8°C. This can prevent the seeds from being infested with insects and will not harm the seeds.

What do radish seeds look like?

Radish seeds are very small and grow inside the siliques. There are 1-6 seeds inside. The seeds are oval, about 3 mm long, and reddish-brown in color.

How to plant radish seeds

Radish seeds can be planted, preferably within a week after the beginning of autumn. The growing period of the plant is about 50-70 days.

1. Select seeds: Before sowing radish seeds, select the varieties and choose those with strong disease resistance. Then remove the weeds and expose them to the sun for 2-3 hours.

2. Choose soil: Choose loam that is loose, fertile, and rich in organic matter, and then remove the dead leaves, weeds, and stones on it.

3. Sowing: Sprinkle the radish seeds evenly on the surface of the soil, then cover with soil and water, and pay attention to water retention in the later stage.