Thompson & Morgan Beetroot Wodan F1 Hybrid - 150 Seeds
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This guide is for gardeners of all levels looking to grow delicious, globe-shaped beetroot. The Thompson & Morgan Beetroot Wodan F1 Hybrid is praised for its ease of growth and tender, flavorful roots. Keep in mind that while it's generally low-maintenance, proper soil preparation is crucial for the best results.
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| Model Part Number | 37195 |
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| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
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FAQs
When is the best time to sow Thompson & Morgan Beetroot Wodan F1 Hybrid?
Direct sow seeds outdoors from March to July.
How deep should I sow the seeds?
Sow seeds at a depth of 3cm (1")
How far apart should I space the seeds?
Space seeds 30cm (12") apart.
How long does it take for the seeds to germinate?
Germination typically takes 12 to 24 days.
Do I need to thin the seedlings?
Yes, once the seedlings are large enough to handle, thin them to 10cm (4") apart.
Can I grow this beetroot in containers?
Yes, this variety is suitable for growing in containers.
Are the leaves of the beetroot edible?
Yes, the young leaves can be used as an alternative to spinach.
How much space will the plants take up?
The plants reach up to 30cm (11.8in) in height and 15cm (5.9in) in spread.
Troubleshooting
Poor Germination
Ensure soil is consistently moist and the temperature is suitable (around 18-24°C or 64-75°F). Check seed viability.
Small Beetroots
Ensure plants are not overcrowded, and provide adequate water and nutrients. Consider soil testing to check for nutrient deficiencies.
Woody Texture
Harvest the beetroots at a younger stage. Over-mature beetroots can become woody.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Easy to cultivate, perfect for novice gardeners.
- Provides a versatile harvest – both roots and leaves are edible.
- Offers consistent results with its F1 hybrid characteristics.
- Suited for container gardening, maximizing space.
- Produces a tender texture, avoiding the woodiness common in some varieties.
Cons
- Requires a weed-free environment for optimal growth.
- Soil must be fertile, light, and well-drained.
- Thinning seedlings is necessary for proper spacing.
- Requires direct sunlight for best results.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Soil Preparation: Ensure the soil is fertile, light, and well-drained. Remove any weeds before sowing.
- Sowing: Sow seeds thinly in shallow drills at a depth of 3cm (1") and 30cm (12") apart.
- Watering: Water regularly, especially during dry periods.
- Thinning: Once seedlings are large enough to handle, thin them out within each row to 10cm (4") apart.
- Sunlight: Position in a full sun location.
- Harvesting: Harvest when the beetroots reach a desirable size, typically when they are young and tender.