Carrot Kuroda (65 Days)
Carrot Kuroda (65 Days)
4.67 / 5.0
(3) 3 total reviews
65 DAYS
Daucus carota var. sativus
The Kuroda carrot is an impressive Oriental variety that produces giant, sweet, and tender roots. Each carrot can grow up to 8 in. long and weigh as much as 1 lb., making it a delightful choice for both kids and adults to grow in their gardens. With its wonderfully sweet flavour and crunchy texture, Kuroda is sure to become a new favourite in your veggie garden.
Size: Mature carrots can reach 8 in. in length and weigh up to 1 lb.
Yield: Depending on growing conditions, they're known for producing a high yield of sizeable, sweet roots.
Taste: Exceptionally sweet and tender with a crisp texture, excellent for fresh eating.
How to use: Ideal for fresh salads, boiling, or juicing. Kuroda carrots also lend themselves well to roasting and glazing.
Planting tips: Sow seeds ½ in. deep in well-drained soil, spacing them 2 to 4 in. apart. Choose a sunny location with loose, fertile soil for optimal growth. Maintain consistent moisture to encourage even growth.
Harvest tips: Harvest when roots are full size, typically around 65 days after sowing. Gently pull carrots from the soil to avoid breaking them.
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I've tried different varieties in my raised bed, this type has given very good results. Bed is 10-12" deep and closed at the base, carrots were 6-8" long and 1-1.5" wide with good formation, nice colour. They tasted decent fresh, I sliced and froze most for winter soups.
Grow these my daughter-in-law loves them because they are big so have less carrots to prepare.