How to Grow Turnips from Seed in Containers: Planters and Grow Bags 

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That could be for different reasons 1. Make sure the plants get adequate light. The seedlings will be leggy if there is not enough light. 2. If you have the greens, probably the soil has too much nitrogen and not enough phosphorus which is essential to form roots. You can add Bone Meal or use a fertilizer with a high value of P in NPK ratio, such as 2-8-3. Some tomato fertilizers come with those values, and 3. Don't forget to thin seedlings to 2-3 inch apart. Congested seedlings tend to be leggy. I hope this helps and thanks for visiting!

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These are purple top turnips. Glad you love the video and thank you so much for your comment!

Good question. I had left few to get bigger in the past, but did not notice much change in the size, rather they get woody and not tasty. So I took out small ones too. Thank you for the comment!

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Tomato fertilizers are widely available in any garden center. They are usually low in nitrogen and high in phosphorous or potassium. This means the N number in NPK ration is lower than P,K. for example 3-4-6, or 4-6-3. For root vegetables such as turnips, best fertilizers have high phosphorous. I use fish bone meal, or all purpose 4-6-2 fertilizer which you can find them here on my amazon page www.amazon.com/shop/influencer-3dd9a3b6/list/3OOR0YYL58Y0Z?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d . I hope this helps and thank you for visiting!

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From translating I understand that you are asking what fertilizer to use. I used a balanced water soluble organic fertilizer (4-4-4) every 3 weeks. Do NOT use high nitrogen fertilizers like liquid fish fertilizers. You may also use tomato fertilizers. Thank you for the comment and good luck!

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