Radish (Mooli) Seeds White Long

White Radishes, also called daikon radishes, grow dense, yellow-white tap roots that can reach 8-14 inches. The majority of radish grows underground. White radish is highly effective at breaking up shallow layers of compacted soils. Numerous growers have termed white Radishes “bio drills” or “tillage radishes.” The benefits of growing white radish as a cover crop do not end there. As the roots die over the winter, they contribute nutrients and create channels, allowing the soil to dry out and warm up more faster in the spring. White radishes thrive in soil that has a pH range of 5.8-6.8.Radish White Long (Mooli) is the most popular root vegetable in India. This is mainly a cool-season crop; however, it can tolerate higher temperatures. The skin of the radish is completely white and is delicate, and crisp with a slightly sweet taste. White Radish is not only tasty and crunchy but also very beneficial for our health.

Uses of White Radish

• White radish contains anti-congestive properties that aid in mucus clearance from the throat and respiratory tract.
• White radishes are high in vitamin A, C, E, B6, potassium, and other minerals and can help improve your overall immunity.
• White radishes are high in potassium and can help maintain a healthy sodium-potassium balance in the body.
• White radish seeds are high in flavonoids, which can aid in the treatment or prevention of cancer.
• The use of white radish seeds as a digestive aid is one of their earliest applications. They have been used to aid digestion for centuries.
• Additionally, white radish seeds can be used to garnish soups and salads.
• White radish is well-known for its ability to protect our white blood cells while also increasing the blood’s oxygen supply.
• Additionally, it controls bile intake, protects the liver and gall bladder, and prevents water retention.
• Ayurveda believes that radish has a cooling effect on the blood.
• It is a good source of anthocyanins, which help keep our hearts healthy and reduce our risk of cardiovascular disease.
• If you eat white radish in the summer, it’s possibly because its high water content helps keep the body hydrated.
• If you drink white radish juice daily, you’re providing your skin with particular nutrients to help it stay healthy, mostly Vitamin C, zinc, and phosphorus. Additionally, it helps prevent dryness, wrinkles, pimples, and rashes. Further, you can cleanse your face with radish paste. Additionally, when applied to the scalp, it aids in the removal of dandruff, prevents hair loss, and strengthens the root.

Radish Plant Care Tips

• Water: Give regular water to radish plants and keep the soil moist not soggy.
• Soil: For better results for radish plants use well-drained soil.
• Sunlight: Radishes need full sun (at least 6 hours of direct light is necessary for the fast growth of radish plants).
• Temperature: The ideal temperature for growing radish plants is 10-30°C.
• Common pests and diseases: Some pests like snails, slugs, aphids, flea beetles, cutworms, and cabbage loopers can attack radish plants. Cabbage maggots can spread a disease called a bacterial black spot to the roots. Use organic insecticide neem oil to control pests and diseases in radish plants.