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A late variety (120 to 130 days). Cone-shaped, red-orange root, length 8 to 10" and weight 3 to 5 oz. with an excellent taste. Used fresh and for winter storage.
Planting instructions:
Heat treatment is used to prepare carrot seeds for sowing. To do this, the seeds are placed in a gauze bag and immersed in water with a temperature of 120 ℉. After such an immersion, the seeds are immediately cooled with cold water and dried to a free-flowing state.
Plan to plant seeds outdoors 3 to 5 weeks before the last spring frost date. Tip: Plant additional seeds every 3 weeks or so for multiple harvests. Plant carrot seeds 3 to 4 inches apart in rows. Rows should be at least a foot apart. Carrots are slow to germinate. They may take 3 or more weeks to show any signs of life, so don’t panic if your carrots don’t appear right away! Keep the soil moist, not wet, but don’t let it dry out, either. Carrots are best grown in full sunlight, but can tolerate a moderate amount of shade. One of the most important things to consider when growing carrots (and other root vegetables) is the condition of your soil. Make sure your soil is free of stones. Stones obstruct the path of carrot roots, which can result in a stunted and misshapen crop. Till your soil before planting. Carrots need deeply-tilled, loose soil that they can easily push through. Carrots grow best in sandy or loamy soil, so supplement your soil as necessary. Once plants are an inch tall, thin so that they stand 3 inches apart. Water at least one inch per week.
dove
Reviewed in Canada on March 27, 2024
Won’t know till I plant them
gabrielle Gamelin
Reviewed in Canada on February 26, 2023
Le colis est arrivé sans étiquette. Il a fallut deviner ce que c’était lorsque nous les avons plantés. Il ne faut prendre pour acquis que nous achetons que ces semences. Nous avons deviné ce que c’était avec l’allure et la date de livraison, reste a voir si nous avons bien fait notre job de détective.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2022
They look huge from the top but are stubby when you harvest them. Thinning is essential throughout your growing season and even then, dont be surprised if you get stubby carrots.
Lee-Anne Harrison
Reviewed in Canada on September 9, 2021
Dont buy any seeds from amazon ive tried many different kinds and either they dont grow or they grow but not what you think you bought..check out my aloe plant seeds review pictures
The Optimist.
Reviewed in Canada on July 7, 2021
Followed directions to the letter, but germination was very poor. Some did come , waiting to see how they grow.
darla
Reviewed in Canada on June 16, 2021
There planted 4 weeks and nothing yet if there was 2000 seeds there they must of fallen out before they got to me
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