Korina is a late variety of carrot of the Nantes type, with a vegetation period of 127–132 days. It creates very smooth, cylindrical, orange roots of medium length (about 20 cm), without greening and discoloration. The core and the pulp have the same color. Suitable for direct consumption and storage.
The most important features:
- Nantes type, late, 127–132 days
- very smooth, cylindrical roots about 20 cm
- pulp-colored core
- without greening
- for fresh use and for storage
Cultivation:
- direct sowing into the ground in spring
- thinning seedlings to 3–5 cm
- autumn collection
Position and care:
Sunny position, light soil, deeply loosened, without fresh manure.
Good neighborhood:
Carrots grow well next to onions, kohlrabi, cucumbers, leeks, radishes, lettuce, and celery.
Tips:
- Maintain moisture until sunrise.
- Thin out seedlings on a cloudy day.
- Water regularly.
- Store in a cool place.
Most frequent questions:
How long are the roots? Around 20 cm.
How long does cultivation take? 127–132 days.
Is it suitable for storage? Yes.
Is the core lighter? No.
When to sow? In spring.
Are the roots turning green? No.
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