• Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) - Grow Organic Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) (lb) Cover Crop
  • Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) - Grow Organic Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) (lb) Cover Crop
  • Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) - Grow Organic Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) (lb) Cover Crop
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Daikon Radish Seed (Oilseed) (lb)

Use to Open Up Compact Soils

Raphanus sativus Cool season cover crop

Daikon is a Japanese word meaning 'large root'. Member of the mustard family, it is also used to open up soils and improve water penetration with its long, deep, thick taproots.

  • Application Rate: 5-20 lbs/acre or 1 lb/1000 sq ft.
  • Inoculant: NA
  • Germination: 7-14 Days
  • Plant Height: 24-36"
  • Days to Maturity: 40-45 Days
  • Uses: Used to open up soils and improve water penetration
  • Facts to Note: Plant in early spring or fall, germinates quickly. Very attractive to beneficial insects.
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Ships from Northern CA.

Shipping Weight: 1.1 lb

Dimensions: 8.0"L x 5.0"W x 1.5"H

Features

  • Attracts Beneficial Insects
  • Loosens Heavy Soils
  • Provides Quick Growth

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Jo Laracy
Deep Roots

I was inspired to use daikon cover crop after reading The One-Straw Revolution. I am ready to seed once the Fall rains arrive!

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Tacey Perkins
Im excited to give this a try!!!

I am a believer in cover crops and the benefits they can bring to your garden. I have never used this daikon seed before, Im hoping that this will help de-compact my soil.

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Inani
Great Daikon

Planted late October & it's about 3" now, very pleased with the robustness of the seed. Planted it to loosen heavy clay soil.

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Kelsey
My dog loves it

Me and my dog battle over who owns and gets to play in the backyard ha, I need better soil to plant and he needs enrichment. He eats a lot of the leaves and the radish, and my yard is happy too. look forward to using it more in the future when it’s not as difficult to harvest.

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Erika
Tasty micro-greens!

One of our favorite seeds to grow for quick and easy micro-greens!

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