HOW TO GROW EARLY NANTES CARROTS FROM SEEDS

Carrots Early Nantes can be grown from seeds very quickly. However, it would help if you did not transplant them, as they hate transplants. Instead, it would be best to plant them right where they will be grown. Sow one centimetre deep, five to ten centimetres apart, preferably in rows. To keep the soil moist, water your plants frequently with shallow water. This is especially important during germination. The soil needs to be watered every one to three days to promote germination. Carrot Autumn needs to keep the soil moist without drowning it.

CARE AFTER GERMINATION OF NANTES CARROTS

It is usually not necessary to take special care of carrots. To ensure that carrot roots don't fork, remove all stones from the soil. Mulching is recommended, but carrots don't usually need additional feeding. Leaf mould or compost is a great organic mulch that blocks light and prevents the tops from turning green. Water the soil during dry weather to prevent it from drying out. To preserve moisture and nutrients, weeds must be controlled. Soon we will be able to harvest the fresh carrots.

HEALTH BENEFITS OF NANTES CARROTS

The Nantes variety of carrots offers a range of health benefits. Carrots, in general, are renowned for their nutritional value and are considered a healthy vegetable choice. Nantes carrots, specifically, are packed with essential nutrients. They are notably rich in vitamin A, known for its potential benefits when consumed alongside dietary fats. Incorporating carrots into a balanced diet can be a nutritious and satisfying way to support healthy weight management. Nantes carrots are known for their crisp texture, delightful taste, and a wide array of beneficial nutrients.

Note: Information provided for guidance only, as cultural practices and climatic circumstances vary.

Specifications:

• Product type: Carrot Early Nantes 
• USDA Zone: 3-10
• Feature: Fast Growing
• Soil: Fertile
• Harvest Time: 70-80 days
• Kingdom: Plantae 
• Clade: Tracheophytes, Angiosperms, Eudicots, Asterids 
• Order: Apiales 
• Family: Apiaceae 
• Genus: Daucus 
• Species: D. Carota 
• Use: Eat raw or Cooked