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radish question?

19 years ago

my radishes are flowering.

how do i get them to go to seed?

i have been trying to pollenate them with a toothpick

from flower to flower, hoping to create some seedpods or something,

but i really have no idea what i am doing.

also,...how many seeds will each flower produce?

i have this same question about beets, carrots, and lettuce.

please help me.

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Rosa
19 years ago
answered you on the other forum
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