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Radish sprout 'Daikon' organic

Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus

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Quantity 30 g
Exposure Light shadow

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Family Brassicaceae
Type Germination
Cycle Annual

Organic Daikon radish sprouts bring a vibrant freshness and a slightly pungent character to the kitchen, instantly enlivening even the simplest dishes. Derived from Raphanus sativus var. longipinnatus, they are prized for their crunchy texture, rapid growth, and ease of indoor cultivation year-round. In just a few days, these small shoots transform a simple sprouting jar into an abundant, healthy, and vital harvest, ideal for those who enjoy producing a portion of their own food at home. Their crisp flavor, more pronounced than that of many other sprouts, makes them an excellent choice for adding zest to salads, sandwiches, and stir-fries. Very popular in raw food cuisine, they integrate easily into a culinary routine focused on freshness and diversity. Their cultivation requires little space, minimal equipment, and only a few regular rinses, making them accessible to both beginners and more experienced sprouting enthusiasts. As sprouts or microgreens, they offer great versatility depending on the desired level of development. Fast, flavorful, and naturally dynamic, organic Daikon radish sprouts are an excellent choice for cultivating an expressive and nutritious harvest at home.

Radish sprout 'Daikon' organic

Planting guide

From plantingto establishment.

Planting depth Not applicable
Establishment temperature 18 to 22°C (64 to 72°F)
Establishment time 3 to 6 days

Soil and care

The rightconditions.

Exposure Light shadow
Soil Sprouter or suitable container, soil-free
Watering Regular

Container growing

A controlledenvironment.

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Radish sprout 'Daikon' organic

Bloom and dimensions

The completeprofile.

Bloom periodNot applicable
Harvest3 to 6 days after soaking, or 5 to 14 days for microgreens
Radish sprout 'Daikon' organic

Garden associations

What to plantwith it.

Good companionsLettuce, carrot, tomato
Avoid planting withFennel, dill
Salads, sandwiches, stir-fries, microgreens, healthy cooking