Radish Purple Sango Microgreens Seeds (25g) Easy to Grow, Fresh & Nutty Flavor | OrganicBazar

Radish Purple Sango Microgreens are one of the most popular and easy-to-grow microgreens among gardeners. With their stunning purple-white stems and vibrant green leaves, these fast-growing microgreens add a splash of color and freshness to your kitchen or home garden.

They are perfect for beginners — requiring minimal maintenance and delivering a fresh, crunchy, nutty, and mildly spicy flavour. Add them to your salads, sandwiches, soups, and smoothies for a nutritious and flavorful touch. 

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About this item

• Number of Seeds: 25g

• Where to Grow: Balcony, terrace garden, or indoor trays

• Sowing Season: Year-round (indoor-friendly)

• Sowing Depth: ¼ inch in a tray or coco peat medium

• Germination Time: 3–7 days

• Germination Temperature: 10–18°C

• Harvesting Time: 10–14 days after sowing

• Plant Features: Bright purple-white stem with large leaves
  

🌱 How to Grow Radish Sango Microgreens in India

🗓️ Radish Sango Growing Season in India

Purple Radish Sango Microgreens can be grown year-round, as they are typically grown indoors.
They prefer a cool climate and thrive best at temperatures between 10–18°C. Whether it’s summer or winter, you can easily grow them inside your kitchen, balcony, or terrace garden.

🌿 How to Grow Radish Sango Microgreens

Radish Sango is one of the easiest and fastest-growing microgreens, perfect for beginners.
Use a flat growing tray at least 4 inches deep, or small pots. These microgreens grow best in coco peat or other soilless mediums like rock wool.

• Ideal Temperature: 10–18°C (room temperature)

• Preferred Growing Medium: Coco peat or rock wool

• Location: Indoor setup with indirect light

🌾 Radish Sango Sprouts Seeds Sowing Method

1. Prepare the Tray: Fill your tray with coco peat or a soilless medium.

2. Sow the Seeds: Spread the seeds evenly and cover lightly with a thin layer (about ¼ inch deep).

3. Water Gently: Keep the soil moist but not soggy — use a sprayer or watering can.

4. Germination Stage: Keep the tray indoors and away from sunlight until germination.

5. After Germination: Once sprouts appear (in 3–7 days), provide 4–6 hours of indirect sunlight daily.

🌿 Fertilizing Radish Sango Microgreens

These microgreens are low-maintenance and require no feeding after sowing.
You can add a small amount of organic compost or fertilizer at the time of planting, but it’s not mandatory.

🌿 Radish Sango Microgreens Care Tips

• Water: Keep soil moist but not soggy. Use a sprayer or watering can to avoid overwatering.

• Soil: Use consistently moist soil with a pH of 6.5–7.5.

• Sunlight: Provide 4–6 hours of natural sunlight daily after germination.

• Temperature: Ideal range 13–22°C for healthy growth.

• Pests: Prevent snails, whiteflies, and spider mites with a neem oil spray.

✂️ Radish Sango Microgreens Harvesting

• Harvest Time: 10–14 days after sowing.

• Height: When plants are 2–3 inches tall.

• Method: Cut with sharp scissors above the soil line.

• Note: Microgreens do not regrow after harvesting — sow new seeds every 2–3 weeks for continuous supply.

Avoid harvesting late, as the leaves can lose crispness after 14 days.

Radish Sango Special Features 

• Common name – Purple radish microgreens
• Scientific name - Raphanus sativus
• Height – 2 to 6 inches
• Level of growing – Very easy

FAQ

Do radish sango microgreens regrow?

No, in most cases radish microgreens will not regrow after cutting.

How long do radish sango microgreens take to grow?

Microgreen radish sango will take about 10-14 days.

Which parts of radish sango microgreens are edible?

The entire radish microgreens are edible.

Where radish microgreen does grow best?

Radish microgreen prefers light shade but grows best in a sunny position.

What is the best way to grow radish microgreens?

Radish sango microgreens can grow in different ways but sowing from seeds is the best way to grow.

Does microgreen need full sun?

Radish sango microgreen prefers sunny spot when indoors; and they grow best in at least 4- 6 hours of sunlight.

Why are radish sango microgreens turning yellow?

The yellowing of radish microgreens is due to keeping the plant in a warm place.

Why my radish sango seeds are not germinating?

Radish sango seeds will not germinate because of improper growing conditions like sowing seeds too deep in the soil, over-watering or under-watering.
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