Beet Seeds,
Renova
Description
(Beta vulgaris). Another new variety from Semo Seeds in the Czech Republic. Boasting delectably dark purple flesh without the presence of white rings, these intriguing, long tapering roots are highly sought after by chefs for their exquisite taste, perplexing color, and uniform shape that makes them easier to slice and prepare. Its hardiness and reliability make it a fun and easy crop to grow for the whole family. We love these long, cylindrical beets!
Growing Tips: Renova beets are known for their uniform roots and tender greens, thriving in well-aerated, nutrient-rich soil. Keep soil moist but not soggy. Mulching helps maintain moisture and reduces weed competition. Regular thinning improves air circulation and root formation.
Plant Details
- Botanical Name
- Beta vulgaris
- Life Cycle
- Biennial
- Sun Requirement
- Full sun
- Days to Germinate
- 5–10
- Days to Maturity
- 55–60
- Planting Depth
- ½ in.
- Plant Spacing
- 2–4 in.
- Ideal Temperature
- 50–75°F
- Frost Hardy
- Yes
When to Grow
How to Sow and Plant
How to Grow
How to Save Seeds
FAQ
Can I grow Renova beets in partial shade?
Yes, Renova beets tolerate partial shade, but they perform best with at least 6 hours of direct sun daily. Less sun may result in smaller roots and slower growth.
Why are my Renova beet seeds clumped together?
Each beet "seed" is actually a cluster containing multiple embryos. This is normal for Beta vulgaris. Be sure to thin seedlings early to ensure strong individual plants.
How do I know when Renova beets are ready to harvest?
Harvest Renova beets when roots reach 2–3 inches in diameter. Check by gently brushing away soil at the crown. Younger beets are more tender and flavorful.
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