Why have my radishes gone to seed before maturity? It's never happened before.?
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because of high temperature and not enough water
Radishes are not really all that deep rooted so it is probably drought.
If you planted them later in the growing season than you usually do, it is because the days get much longer as the season progresses. Long days will cause them to "bolt", or form seed, instead of roots. If you have left-over seeds, try planting them about 4-weeks before your first expected frost this fall. Radishes, by the way, will take a light frost just fine.
Too hot. Radishes prefer cool days and even cooler nights.
Global warming got to be! with long dry periods and then long wet periods our poor plants don't know weather there coming or going!!
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