No need for a garden, Growing radish at home is easy and gives big tubers

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Published 2022-04-30
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  • @TEOGarden
    Growing radish at home is easy and gives big tubers 🌳 Thank you for watching! 🌳 Don't forget to Subscribe my channel ❤️ bit.ly/3Gnc9Zt
  • @rondapierson9313
    People who share their knowledge on plants and anything of nature are truly special people 💝 especially to people who live in places where housing has more concrete than dirt, and was never thought things like this we have learned so much from you and many other's like you my family and I say 💝🙏🏽 Thank you all so much ❤ especially in times like now I hope other's like myself are taking heed on planting and prepping 😊.
  • @outbackjack46270
    Another great video with lots of good info. I plant these for my wife who's Korean and she doesn't like them when they are that big. We usually pull them when they're about eight inches long. She makes kimchi with them (and everything else). We grow Altari and Daikon radish, Korean/Japanese cucumbers, four different types of peppers, Spinach greens (korean) and onions, garlic, etc. Along with US veggies. She has over 800 garlic plants to dig up in a couple weeks.
  • @debcarr
    Thank you. We all need to be growing our own veggies now and sharing with our neighbours.
  • @brendaparris4292
    My radish certainly didn't come out like yours definitely watch all your shows before planting to get the optimum growth kudos Thank you sir love your chanell
  • @NewYorkJennifer
    Wow! Nice!! I remember the first time I harvested these, it was the most Amazing thing!! Delicious fermented, too! Hard to believe the size they reach.
  • @victor47348
    Muchísimas Bendiciones y Buenaventura. Desde Arica siempre Arica. Chile 🇨🇱. Éxito.
  • @GoGreenYes
    Plant radishes every ten days to ensure a continuous harvest. Thin the radish seedlings to every two or three inches one week after they appear. Thin radish seedlings every four to six inches for larger, longer roots, such as Daikons.
  • @jittimachotsri5613
    ขอบคุณที่แชร์ความรู้ให้กัน
  • @josealeman332
    NO fancy soil, no fancy compost and they look so good . ":) very nice ..
  • @wilmaarmena4932
    sir, thank you for sharing your talent on how to plant radish in a recycled materials.
  • @arungurung4874
    पेंडी आगन पर्खाल र कौसीमा खेति गर्नु छ भने यो जुक्ति अपनाउँनु होस। -धन्यवाद ! -जय बुद्ध ! -अरुण गुरुङ्ग लामिस्वारा स्याङ्गजा हाल अमेरिका