CAROTA BERLICUM 2 Long - 1044
Long, cylindrical root with a blunt tip, without rings. The pulp is intensely colored, sweet, aromatic, and crystalline. Vigorous foliage. It keeps well and is harvested gradually from June to November, easily reaching 50 kg per 10 m2.
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Family Apiaceae / Umbelliferae
Sowing: Plant from late winter to midsummer, staggered for a continuous harvest; the last sowings yield carrots that can be stored for the winter. Under tunnels, sowing is possible from October to February.
Spacing: 30 cm between rows, thinning to 5-10 cm along the row.
Tips: Grow in loose soil. Earth up lightly and cover with non-woven fabric to prevent root greening and carrot fly infestation.
Seed requirements: 20-30 g per 100 m2 of soil.
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