Description
Exceptional quality of swelling, full resistance to downy mildew.
- for greenhouse and polytunnel cultivation for bunching and cutting in the autumn-winter and early spring period
- optimal sowing dates: from October to the end of February
The first radish variety with full resistance to downy mildew (Albugo candida). Very high yield and exceptional uniformity of swellings. Short growing period. Strong, upright foliage, firmly attached to the swelling. Swellings are spherical, intensely red, very resistant to cracking, with no tendency to become woody. Very thin root. Interior of exceptional quality: snow-white, compact and crunchy. Autella is recommended for cultivation in heated greenhouses and polytunnels for harvest from November to the end of March. It can also be grown in unheated polytunnels from February sowings for harvest until the end of April. Variety resistant to downy mildew (IR) – both leaves and swellings, and to downy mildew (HR: AcR). Recommended for bunching and cut radish. Due to its exceptional uniformity, it is also recommended for mechanical harvesting.








