Katran (horseradish analog) Accord, Gavrish seeds 0.5g

A two to three year old crop grown as an improved horseradish analog. The roots of katran are richer in chemical composition and taste, and are also more technologically advanced in processing (the root does not branch). The variety is recommended for fresh and processed use, both roots and leaves. The rosette of leaves is semi-raised, well leafy. The leaf is large, tender, juicy, without pubescence. The root crop is cylindrical, straight, smooth, weighing 150-250 g. The pulp is white, dense, with taste and aroma like horseradish. Sowing with seeds before winter or in spring after 3 months of stratification. The recommended planting pattern is 70x40cm. Prefers well-structured, fertile soils. Average yield – 3.9 kg / m2.