Sliced and whole Lutea Carrot Radishes on a white background.
Cut and whole Lutea Carrot Radishes with a yellow handled knife on cutting board.
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Whole and cut Lutea Carrot Radishes with a radish rose on a white background.
A close-up view of a sliced Lutea Carrot Radish on a cutting board with a knife.
Whole and sliced Lutea Carrot Radishes on a wooden board with a wooden handled knife.
Sliced and whole Lutea Carrot Radishes on a white background.
Cut and whole Lutea Carrot Radishes with a yellow handled knife on cutting board.
A couple of whole Lutea Carrot Radishes surrounded by slices on a wooden background.
Whole and cut Lutea Carrot Radishes with a radish rose on a white background.
A close-up view of a sliced Lutea Carrot Radish on a cutting board with a knife.
Whole and sliced Lutea Carrot Radishes on a wooden board with a wooden handled knife.

Radish Seeds,
Lutea Carrot

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Description

(Raphanus sativus). First noted as early as 1770, these uniquely shaped old-time radishes disguise themselves as a carrot. As bright as a buttercup, these are the most brilliant yellow-skinned radishes we have ever seen. Once a widespread and popular crop in the Austro-Hungarian empire, these golden yellow beauties are now rare treasures. A culinary marvel, it has a soft mellow flavor when raw and pairs perfectly for pickling and fermenting into krauts and kimchis. In Hungary, they’re often simmered into stews like Lecsó, a tomato and pepper casserole spiced with paprika.

Plant Details

Botanical Name
Raphanus sativus
Life Cycle
Annual
Sun Requirement
6–12 hr.
Days to Germinate
4–10
Days to Maturity
40–65
Planting Depth
¼ in.
Plant Spacing
2–3 in.
Ideal Temperature
50°F to 75°F
Frost Hardy
Yes

Growing Guide

When to Grow

Direct sow Lutea Carrot radish seeds in early spring or late summer to early fall, as they thrive in cool, mild temperatures. Late summer sowings offer especially sweet, tender roots. If you’re not sure how to find your first and last frost dates, consult our blog post 'Our Experts Answer Questions, Share Resources.'

How to Sow and Plant

Prepare a weed-free, loosened seedbed. Sow seeds 1/4 inch deep and 2 to 3 inches apart, with rows spaced about 12 inches apart. Water lightly after sowing, keeping the soil evenly moist until seedlings emerge.

How to Grow

Maintain consistent soil moisture without overwatering. Weed carefully to avoid disturbing shallow roots. Fertilize lightly if necessary, but avoid high-nitrogen fertilizers. Harvest promptly once roots reach maturity to preserve their crisp texture and mild flavor.

How to Save Seeds

  • Allow select radish plants to bolt and set seed pods.
  • Leave pods on the plant until they dry and turn brown.
  • Harvest pods and place in a dry, ventilated space.
  • Crush pods gently to separate seeds.
  • Store dried seeds in a cool, dark location in a labeled envelope or jar.

FAQ

How long does it take for Lutea Carrot radishes to mature?

Lutea Carrot radishes typically mature within 45 to 65 days, depending on growing conditions, providing a fast and rewarding harvest for cool-season gardeners.

Are Lutea Carrot radishes good for fall planting?

Yes, Lutea Carrot radishes excel in fall plantings. Cooler temperatures enhance their sweetness and reduce the chance of bolting compared to spring crops.

Can I grow Lutea Carrot radishes in containers?

Absolutely! Use a deep container (at least 8–10 inches) with well-draining soil. Space seeds properly and ensure consistent watering for the best root development.

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Customer reviews

4.3 / 5 3 Reviews

What gardeners are saying

  • Carrot look-alike: Roots really do look like little carrots, as pictured.

  • Mild, easy flavor: Gentle radish bite, less spicy than Cherry Belle; good roasted.

  • Easy to start: Good germination and simple to grow.

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