Minara Summer White Radish Seeds No. 2111A

Grow Your Own Thai White Radish — Crisp, Mild & Summer-Ready

A staple root vegetable across Thai, Chinese, and Japanese kitchens, Minara Summer White Radish Seeds (No. 2111A) are specially selected for warm-season growing — producing long, slender, crisp white radishes with a mild, lightly sweet flavour. Easy to grow and quick to harvest, this is a fantastic addition to any Australian home garden.

Why You'll Love Growing These

• 🌱 Summer variety — specially selected for warm-season growing, ideal for Australian conditions
• 🍯 Crisp, mild & lightly sweet — clean, refreshing flavour with no harsh bitterness
• 📐 Long, slender roots — elegant shape, easy to harvest and prepare
• ⚡ Quick to harvest — ready in as little as 45–60 days from sowing
• 🇹🇭 Authentic Asian variety — the white radish (hua chai tao / หัวไชเท้า) used across Thai, Chinese & Japanese cooking

How to Grow

Sow seeds directly into deep, well-drained, loose soil in a sunny position — loose soil is essential for long, straight roots. Plant seeds 1–2cm deep, spacing 15–20cm apart. Water consistently to keep soil moist but not waterlogged. White radishes grow quickly in warm conditions — ideal for Australian spring and summer gardens. Harvest when roots reach 20–30cm in length for the best flavour and texture.

In the Kitchen

White radish (daikon / hua chai tao) is incredibly versatile — use raw in Thai salads and som tum variations for a crisp, refreshing crunch. Braise in Chinese-style soy and star anise for a rich, comforting side dish. Add to Thai clear soup (gaeng jued) or Japanese miso soup for depth and body. Pickle in vinegar and sugar for a tangy condiment. Grate fresh as a garnish for sashimi or grilled meats.

About Minara

Minara is a trusted Thai seed brand known for quality vegetable seeds that deliver reliable germination and high-yield crops for home gardeners and small-scale growers.

Available at Chang Market — your trusted source for Thai and Asian groceries and garden supplies in Australia.