When planting beets in open ground, it is important to take into account weather conditions, ripening times and favorable days.
Beetroot is a fairly cold-resistant crop, and it can be transferred to the beds starting in April. However, planting beetroot in May will also be the right decision.
If you missed March and April, then in May and even in June the lunar calendar offers many favorable days for planting.
If you want to get a large harvest of large and juicy beets, find time to plant them on May 19-20, 23-24.
First of all, you should pay attention to the ripening time of root crops. And here it is important to consider that early varieties will yield a harvest in 80-90 days, mid-season varieties will need a little more time - up to 110-120 days, late varieties will ripen no earlier than 140-150 days.
In spring, any varieties can be transplanted into open ground, but in summer it is advantageous to plant early ripening beets.
Beetroot is known for its positive effects on health. The red root vegetable is a powerful antioxidant that helps fight heart disease and cell damage.
Eating beets is beneficial for people suffering from diseases of the musculoskeletal system.
Beetroot will help cleanse the blood, kidneys and reduce the acidity of the body.