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BEETROOT RED ACE F1

REDACEF1
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Exhibition-Grade Beetroot Red Ace F1 with RHS Award


Introducing Beetroot Red Ace F1, an EXHIBITION variety that has earned the prestigious RHS Award. This beetroot is known for its vigorous growth and outstanding quality. The uniform, oval-shaped roots display the deepest red colour, free from inner rings. A regular show bench winner, Red Ace F1 stands out for its exceptional appearance and flavour. As a hardy annual, it promises a reliable and bountiful harvest season after season.

Handy Tip: For exhibition purposes, lift the roots the day before the show and soak them in salt water for 2 hours to enhance their red colour.

  • Key Features

  • EXHIBITION Variety: Recognized for its exceptional quality and presentation.
  • RHS Award-Winning: Honoured with the prestigious RHS Award.
  • Vigorous Growth: Exhibits robust and vigorous growth.
  • Deep Red Colour: Produces uniform, oval-shaped roots with the deepest red colour.
  • No Inner Rings: Roots are free from inner rings, enhancing visual appeal.
  • Show Bench Winner: Regularly wins in exhibitions for its outstanding appearance and quality.
  • Hardy Annual: Reliable performance season after season.

Growing chart

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Technical specifications

Approx. Seed count200 seeds
When to SowMarch to July. Germination takes 12-24 days.
Where to SowSow seeds thinly in shallow drills, ensuring there is sufficient space between rows. Choose a sunny position for optimal growth.
What to Do NextAs the seedlings grow, gradually thin them to ensure they have ample space. Avoid transplanting. Water only during drought conditions. When lifting, be gentle and leave a portion of the stalks to prevent bleeding during cooking.
HarvestJune to October