Nantesa Carrot

Excellent improved variety, cylindrical shape, well uniformed, ending in a blunt tip. Fine skin completely free of heart, intense orange color and sweet flavor, very resistant and resistant to rising. The Nantesa Carrot is a biennial plant that develops a rosette of finely toothed leaves the first year and produces a root where it accumulates a large amount of reserves. The second year it emits a floral stem from which the yellowish flowers come out grouped in umbels. Growing Tips 1. Soil and fertilization: for correct root development, the soil must be loose, not compacted. It requires an average subscriber. 2. Sowing: directly in the orchard or through seedbeds. 3. Collection: 3 months after planting. Harvesting early produces sweet, small carrots, if harvested too late the carrots become excessively fibrous. All year except in those months of extreme cold. In continental climate between March and September, in temperate climate between February and November