Carrot Kuroda Shantane, seeds Intersemya white package 2g

The shape of the root crop is correct, conical, the point of growth and the tip have rounded edges. The color is bright orange, the surface is smooth and straight. There are no roots on the sides of the root crop or their minimum number. The pulp is firm, sweetish. The pith is juicy, the same color as the surrounding part, has many short, light outgrowths, occupies up to 85% of the entire pulp. The green shoulder is not pronounced (no more than 4-5 mm). Length – 8-17 cm, diameter 6-7 cm. Spreading tops, bright green, up to 30 cm in height. The Shantane variety includes early and mid-season varieties. Sowing time for early maturing varieties – from April to June, for mid-season – late April or early May. Seed germination of the Shantane variety type is 45-70%. The weight of 1 carrot ranges from 150 to 220 g. The yield per hectare is 90,000-100,000 kg. The growing season ranges from 90 to 120 days and depends on the climate, variety and growing conditions. Ripening occurs in the period from late August to September. Soil for Shantane carrots should be loose, nutritious, well aerated. The trace element composition is supported by the introduction of rotted manure or humus. The medium should be alkaline or neutral (no crust). The beds are open to sunlight for full daylight hours. Important! It is preferable for planting a soil mixed in composition, consisting of a quarter of black soil, but planting in loamy or sandy loam soil is possible. The trace element composition is supported by the introduction of rotted manure or humus. The medium must be alkaline or neutral (no crust). The beds are open to sunlight for full daylight hours. Important! It is preferable for planting a soil mixed in composition, consisting of a quarter of black soil, but planting in loamy or sandy loam soil is possible. The trace element composition is supported by the introduction of rotted manure or humus. The medium should be alkaline or neutral (no crust). The beds are open to sunlight for full daylight hours. Important! It is preferable for planting a soil mixed in composition, consisting of a quarter of black soil, but planting in loamy or sandy loam soil is possible.