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Thinning out Beetroot

Started by Mr Smith, June 12, 2009, 12:43:26

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Mr Smith

 At what size is it to late to transplant beetroot, I've just thinned a row out a couple of days ago they are about four/five inches  in height and they are not looking to happy at the moment, :)

Mr Smith


Flunky

I thinned mine out when they were about 4" tall. I was throwing away the thinnings and thought I wonder if I could plant them. I did and only lost 2. rest are doing fine.

Fork

I never sow beetroot seed directly into the ground.I always transplant and always get good results.I plant 2 oe 3 seeds in a cell and put out when they have a decent root ball.

I dont bother to thin out as such.Mine grow in bunches of around 4 or 5 and I pick the smaller "baby" beet and it gives space for the others to grow on.
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Sparkly

I have successfully transplanted beetroot, but I think it has to be quite early on and keep them well watered after transplanting.

shirlton

 I didn't think it was possible to transpant beetroot until I saw the results of a fellow plot holder. Do it now all the time. Whats life without a bit of experimentation
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