Carrot Seed (Rainbow F1)

0.5g of seed per pack
(Approx. 325 seeds per pack)
(Germination rate: 90%)

Commercial Variety: Hybrid F1 seed treated with Thiram* (see details below).

Description:

The Rainbow F1 carrot offers a stunning mix of vibrant colours, from deep orange to rich purple, adding visual appeal to any plate. This variety not only looks beautiful but is also packed with nutrients and antioxidants, such as anthocyanins, making it an excellent choice for health-conscious consumers. With a tender, crisp texture and a sweet, balanced flavour, these carrots are perfect for fresh salads, roasting, or juicing. The Rainbow F1 has excellent uniformity and consistent growth, making it ideal for commercial growers looking for a high-quality, versatile crop.

Sowing Instructions:

🌱 Sow: Directly sow seeds 6mm deep in finely tilled, well-prepared soil. No transplanting required.

Spacing:

📏 Rows: Space rows 30cm apart. Thin seedlings to 10cm apart once they begin to grow.

Harvest Time:

🥗 Harvest: Carrots will be ready for harvest in 12-16 weeks, depending on local conditions and location.

Growing Conditions:

🌡️ Conditions: Best grown in well-drained, fertile soil with full sun exposure to achieve optimal growth and flavour.

*Seed Treatment and Declarations:

These seeds are treated with Thiram, a fungicide designed to protect against fungal diseases during germination. Do not ingest the seeds or feed them to animals. Always store out of reach of children and pets.

When handling these treated seeds, wear gloves and wash any exposed skin thoroughly with soap and water afterward. The Thiram treatment does not impact the crop’s edibility or harm beneficial insects like bees. These seeds are for propagation only and are not for direct consumption. Rest assured, the resultant carrots are entirely safe to eat.

In accordance with Australian Quarantine and Biosecurity (AQIS) regulations, the use of fungicide treatments, such as Thiram, may be required for certain seed varieties. Treated seeds may be dyed a distinctive colour to indicate their treatment. Always read the seed packet’s label for handling and safety instructions.