Radish Belana F1 differs from non-hybrid varieties in several important aspects. Radish Belana offers very uniform bulbs with crispy flesh. It is very resistant to both cracking and hollow heart. Its leaves are dark, medium low. Radish Belana is tolerant to flowering and we can recommend it for year-round growing including the earliest spring and hot summer sowing. It’s even earlier than most of red radishes.
Radish Katrena F1 is very early round bulbs of deep red colour suitable for yearlong cultivation. Katrena is really tolerant to bolting. Fine roots, low but firm leaves, crunchy flesh, bulbs with long field life – tolerant to cracking and caving. Katrena has all these ingredients for perfect bunching result.
Radish Kvintara F1 is early hybrid with attractive, uniform roots that are bigger than Primara or Vinara. Variety was bred specifically for covered spring field production. The foliage is grows and strong, and the roots are a shiny red colour with a good flavour, making this variety perfect for bunching. Kvintara is tolerant to cracking and bolting.
Radish Purpura F1 has high tolerance to hollow and cracking, it’s excellent for bunching. Radish Purpura is widely adapted for full year open-field growing – spring, summer, or autumn crops. It also performs well when grown indoor.
Stalagnit F1 is an early hybrid with an ice white colour.
Its very high resistance to flushing is also important.
It is very suitable even for problematic summer sowing.