Radicchio and chicories
Radicchio is an endive for autumn or spring harvest and a good alternative for the ime of year when Lactuca lettuces can no longer be grown outdoors. Like all endives, it is a cultivated form of wild chicory, and a member of the Asteraceae family. Many years of breeding have resulted in a remarkable variety of shapes and colors. Radicchio is usually a bit more bitter than Belgian endives and can be eaten as a salad or as a leafy vegetable. Radicchio originally comes from Northern Italy and is often used in local pasta dishes.
It’s seedlings do not like getting too warm. Before planting, loosen the soil deeply and leave with a coarse texture (loosen regularly). Fertilizer is usually not necessary. The attractive red and white color only develops during the cooler autumn nights. Avoid stagnant moisture to prevent the taproots from rotting.
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Compact, crimson, round-oval heads, which weigh ca. 300 g. Will tolerate first frosts, is suitable for storage. Ready for harvesting after 85-90 days.
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Attractive white to light-green heads with red speckles. Excellent taste, leaves crunchy and sweetish. Tolerates light frost. Can be harvested open or closed after 80-90 days.
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