Daikon Fang of an elephant, seeds of the Fairy tale in the garden 1g

In distant India, in an impenetrable jungle, where sunlight almost does not penetrate, the world’s largest land animals – elephants – live. Everyone who has ever been to India dreams of riding a powerful, strong and beautiful elephant astride. And, of course, any tourist wants to get a memorable souvenir – an elephant tusk. Elephant tusks are highly regarded around the world for their bright white color with a slight pearlescent hue and durability. The elephant’s tusks grow throughout its life and can reach two meters in length! A variety of souvenirs are made from tusks in India. Daikon The elephant’s tusk grows large and hard, and has the same white tint. The elongated shape with a pointed edge makes it look even more like an elephant’s tusks. Light and fertile soils are perfect for him. Daikon “Fang of an elephant” is a long-known fruitful, mid-season variety. This variety belongs to the varieties of Chinese radish. The root crop is white with light greenish pigmentation, elongated, cylindrical in shape, two-thirds above the ground, it is taken from the ground without much effort. An excellent variety for consumption immediately after harvest. Root vegetables are suitable for preparing salads, as well as an independent dish. Period before the first fees: 80-84 days. Root weight: 500-600 g. Root length: 18-25 cm. Root diameter: 7-10 cm. Daikon is not a demanding plant, as well as to the composition of the soil. However, the best yields can be obtained by planting the daikon on light soils. Responsive to soils fertilized with organic fertilizers (compost or humus). Daikon seeds are sown in rows, the distance between which is 60-70 cm, in a row between plants 15-20 cm are left. The plant sprouts quickly – for 4-5 days. Seeds are sown starting from the third decade of May, the last sowing date is the end of July – early August. But with late sowing, at the end of September, the plants require film shelters. The “Fang of an Elephant” variety is recommended for outdoor cultivation. The rosette of leaves is not dense, high – up to 45 cm. The leaves are collected in a semi-spreading bunch, consisting of 15-20 leaves, which is about 20% of the plant mass. The leaf is green, the petiole is about 8 cm long, dense 2-4 cm in diameter. Subsequent care consists of loosening, removing weeds, regular watering and feeding. At the same time, regular pollination with an ash solution helps to prevent damage to the plant by the cruciferous flea. Root crops are harvested in dry weather. The “Fang of an Elephant” variety is recommended for outdoor cultivation. The rosette of leaves is not dense, high – up to 45 cm. The leaves are collected in a semi-spreading bunch, consisting of 15-20 leaves, which is about 20% of the plant mass. The leaf is green, the petiole is about 8 cm long, dense 2-4 cm in diameter. Subsequent care consists of loosening, removing weeds, regular watering and feeding. At the same time, regular pollination with an ash solution helps to prevent damage to the plant by the cruciferous flea. Root crops are harvested in dry weather. The “Fang of an Elephant” variety is recommended for outdoor cultivation. The rosette of leaves is not dense, high – up to 45 cm. The leaves are collected in a semi-spreading bunch, consisting of 15-20 leaves, which is about 20% of the plant mass. The leaf is green, the petiole is about 8 cm long, dense 2-4 cm in diameter. Subsequent care consists of loosening, removing weeds, regular watering and feeding. At the same time, regular pollination with an ash solution helps to prevent damage to the plant by the cruciferous flea. Root crops are harvested in dry weather. Subsequent care consists of loosening, removing weeds, regular watering and feeding. At the same time, regular pollination with an ash solution helps to prevent damage to the plant by the cruciferous flea. Root crops are harvested in dry weather. Subsequent care consists of loosening, removing weeds, regular watering and feeding. At the same time, regular pollination with an ash solution helps to prevent damage to the plant by the cruciferous flea. Root crops are harvested in dry weather.