Organic Sango Purple Radish Microgreen Seeds for Growing

Radish Microgreen Seeds - Organic Sango Purple for Crunchy, Spicy Greens in Salads and Sandwiches

$19.47

Size 4 g Packet 1 oz 4 oz 1 lb 5 lb 25 lb

Radish microgreen seeds let you grow Sango Purple greens with a satisfying crunch and a fresh, nutty, spicy flavor. Their purple and green leaves bring color and a radish bite to salads, slaws and sandwiches.

This organic variety grows in soil or hydroponic media and needs no presoak. Germination typically takes 2–3 days, with an estimated microgreen harvest window of 6–10 days. Choose a small packet for a trial crop or a larger pack for repeated sowing.

Features

Grow colorful microgreens with white and pink stems and purple and green leaves.
Add crunchy texture and spicy radish flavor to salads, slaws and sandwiches.
Sow without presoaking to simplify preparation.
Use soil or hydroponic growing media.
Select from six seed pack sizes for trial crops or repeated growing.

Specifications

Product: Seeds for growing radish microgreens
Variety: Sango Purple
Growing designation: Organic
Botanical name: Raphanus sativus
Pack sizes: 4 g Packet; 1 oz; 4 oz; 1 lb; 5 lb; 25 lb
Presoak: No soak
Growing medium: Hydroponic or soil
Seeding rate: 1 oz per 10 × 20 inch tray
Blackout time: 1–2 days
Germination time: 2–3 days
Estimated harvest time: 6–10 days
Microgreen appearance: White and pink stems with purple and green leaves
Microgreen flavor: Fresh, nutty and spicy
Microgreen texture: Crunchy

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these seeds or ready-to-eat microgreens?

These are Sango Purple radish seeds for growing your own microgreens. The colorful leaves and crunchy texture describe the crop you grow.

Do Sango Purple radish microgreen seeds need soaking?

No, Sango Purple radish microgreen seeds do not need a presoak. They can be grown in soil or hydroponic media.

How soon can I harvest Sango Purple microgreens?

Sango Purple radish microgreens have an estimated harvest window of 6–10 days. A harvest as early as day 6 depends on exposing the crop to light on day 3.