Can you freeze radishes without blanching?

Table of Contents:

1. Can you freeze radishes without blanching?
2. What is the best fertilizer for radishes?
3. Do radishes like coffee grounds?
4. Do radishes multiply?
5. Are Epsom salts good for radishes?
6. Do radishes like eggshells?
7. Can baking soda kill weeds?
8. Is Epsom salt good for begonias?
9. Are coffee grounds good for begonias?
10. What fertilizer should I use on begonias?
11. How do you keep begonias blooming?
12. Is Miracle Grow good for begonias?
13. What month do you plant begonias?

Can you freeze radishes without blanching?

Yes you can! The Texas A & M AgriLife Extension has directions for freezing radishes. Freezing radishes will alter their texture slightly as they are composed of mostly water. Cutting and blanching them prior to freezing helps to minimize this unwanted effect.

What is the best fertilizer for radishes?

What is the best fertilizer for radishes? Radishes require an all-purpose fertilizer mixed into the soil just before planting. The best fertilizer N-P-K ratio for radishes is a 16-20-0, but a balanced 10-10-10 fertilizer will also work. Apply a ratio of one pound for every 100 square feet of soil.

Do radishes like coffee grounds?

Radishes love coffee grounds as well and germinate much faster than carrots.

Do radishes multiply?

Radishes reproduce by seeds and this is usually the form home gardeners use for planting because they grow quickly, especially spring radishes. ... These seeds come from seed pods produced by the mature plant and they can remain viable or five years or longer, according to the California Invasive Plant Council.

Are Epsom salts good for radishes?

From the different articles I have read on the subject, applying 1/2 cup of epsom salt to the soil per plant definitely helps with the plant growth, but it appears that mixing 1 tablespoon to one gallon of water, applied as a spray to the foliage of the plant, works best.

Do radishes like eggshells?

Crops that attract snails such as basil, cabbage, lettuce, marigolds and strawberries will certainly benefit from a sprinkle of eggshells onto their soil. ... These include strawberries, blueberries, tomatoes, carrots and radishes to name a few.

Can baking soda kill weeds?

Baking soda, also called sodium bicarbonate, is an effective way to eliminate weeds by increasing salinity, or salt. When exposed to an overload of salt, weeds cannot survive. ... On patios, walkways and driveways, apply the baking soda by sweeping it into the cracks in which weeds grow.

Is Epsom salt good for begonias?

Do not use any type of leaf shine products on begonia leaves. Some members spray their plants with Epsom salts to keep the leaves healthy. ... When taking plants to shows take special care in looking under the leaves for whiteflies and mealy bugs and also in the leaf axils.

Are coffee grounds good for begonias?

Are coffee grinds good for indoor begonias as well? It is not highly recommended to use coffee grounds on indoor plants. The grounds can encourage fungus growth which is dangerous to your plants. If you want to do this do not add a lot of ground to your plant and do not water the plant unless the soil is very dry.

What fertilizer should I use on begonias?

nitrogen plant food

How do you keep begonias blooming?

A balanced liquid fertilizer will help encourage your begonias to bloom. Dilute the fertilizer with water at a ratio of 3 parts water to 1 part fertilizer, then pour the solution around the base of the plant. Fertilize the begonias when you first plant them and then once every 3 weeks after that.

Is Miracle Grow good for begonias?

Once a week apply half strength (1/2 T Miracle Grow or other soluble plant food per gallon) fertilizer solution in place of regular watering, being sure to give the basket enough so that liquid seeps from the bottom of the pot. Tuberous begonias are not heavy feeders, so don't overdo it.

What month do you plant begonias?

Plant tubers of tuberous begonias in spring. Only plant begonias outside in May, when no more frosts are forecast. Water regularly and feed weekly with a high potash fertiliser like tomato feed. In autumn, dig up tuberous begonias and store the tubers in a cool, frost-free spot for winter.