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Detroit 2 Beetroot

Detroit 2 Beetroot is a very early variety with intensely coloured roots. It guarantees high quality yields and versatile use.

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Description

Detroit 2 Beetroot - characteristics

Detroit 2 Beetroot is a very early variety with a short growing period of only 55–58 days. It features round roots with excellent structure and intense blood-red colouring.

It is excellent for beetroot leaves and bunch beetroot production, making it versatile in use. The seeds of this variety guarantee high yield performance and quality.

Why choose Detroit 2 Beetroot?

Detroit 2 Beetroot stands out for its high storage durability, allowing for longer utilisation of the yield. Thanks to its resistance to downy mildew, the plants are more reliable and less susceptible to diseases.

This variety performs well in all soil types, even under difficult conditions. The intense root colouring and high quality make it valued by both consumers and producers.

Cultivation recommendations

Detroit 2 Beetroot requires a well-lit position and a permeable growing medium rich in nutrients. Seeds should be sown from April to July, maintaining a spacing of 30–40 cm x 5 cm.

To prevent root deformation, it is recommended to avoid overly dense sowing. Harvest takes place from August to November. The sowing rate is 400–600 thousand seeds per hectare (6–7 kg/ha), ensuring high quality yields.

Main advantages of the variety:

  • High storage durability.
  • Resistance to downy mildew.
  • Intense blood-red root colouring.

Intended use:

  • Beetroot leaves.
  • Bunch beetroot.

Growing schedule:

  • Sowing seeds: from April to July.
  • Harvest: from August to November.

Growing tips:

  • Sowing rate: 400–600 thousand seeds/ha (6–7 kg/ha).
  • Spacing: 30–40 cm x 5 cm.
  • Avoid overly dense sowing to prevent root deformation.
  • Position: well-lit, with a permeable growing medium rich in nutrients.

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