Lady Slipper is an open-pollinated Raphanus sativus grown for unusual bright pink roots with spicy flavor. Packet plants an 18-24 foot single row.
Sow 1/2 inch deep. Sow 1/2-1 inch apart, thin to 1-2 inches soon after emergence. Sprouts in 5-7 days at 60-75ºF soil. Direct sow outdoors starting in early spring for fall harvest with summer planting. Ready in about 30 days at 1 inch diameter. Germination tested right-sized packet ships year-round.
Features
Slipper-shaped roots
Resistant to cracking
For successive sowing every 7-10 days
Pollination: Open pollinated
Growing tips: Fertile soil and consistent moisture for rapid growth
