Beets are ceaselessly grown in spring, summer time, and autumn.
Beets could also be seeded as early in spring as the ground can also be worked. Make successive sowings at sessions of about 3 weeks so that you could have a continuing supply of more youthful, easy beets all the way through the season.
Beets are effectively adapted to increase in a lot of spaces. Beets are slightly tolerant of heat and in addition resistant to cold. On the other hand beets would possibly not withstand severe freezing local weather.
Superb beet prime quality depends on speedy growth. Plant beets in humus-rich, well-drained soil. Follow lime to strongly acid soils if a soil test shows the will.
Midsummer heat and drought can interfere with seed germination. If sowing seeds in midsummer, keep the soil damp until the vegetation are up
Beet seed consists of small balls, each containing numerous seeds. Quilt seeds to a depth of about an inch.
After vegetation are well-established, thin them to stand 2 to 3 inches (5-8cm) apart.
Planting dates for spring and summer time harvest*
Reasonable date of final frost/ | Planting dates |
Jan. 30 | Jan. 1- Mar. 15 |
Feb. 8 | Jan. 10-Mar. 15 |
Feb. 18 | Jan. 20-Apr. 1 |
Feb. 28 | Feb. 1-Apr. 15 |
Mar. 10 | Feb. 15-June 1 |
Mar. 20 | Feb. 15-June 1 |
Mar. 30 | Mar. 1-June 1 |
Apr. 10 | Mar. 10-June 1 |
Apr. 20 | Mar. 20-June 1 |
Apr. 30 | Apr. 1-June 15 |
May 10 | Apr. 15-June 15 |
May 20 | Apr. 25-June 15 |
May 30 | May 1-June 15 |
June 10 | May 15-June 15 |
Beet planting details
- Sowing depth: ½ – 1 inch (1.25-2.5cm)
- House between plant after thinning: 2-4 inches (5-10cm)
- Days to sprout: 10
- Days to harvest: 55-65
- Storage period: 2-3 weeks
- Seeds for 100 row feet: 1 ounce (29 grams)
- Yield in line with 100 row feet: 100 pounds (45 kilos)
- Advised Types: Early: Little Egypt, Crosby, Egyptian, Early Wonder. Maincrop: King Red, Ruby Queen, Detroit Dark Red
- Notes: Use thinned vegetation for greens
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