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Windowsill Radishes - Day 29

One day away from day 30. I was curious so I did some online browsing for the type of radishes I am growing, which in this case are German giants. According to the website it says you can harvest them when as small as marbles or as large as a baseball while remaining mild, sweet, and crispy. I suppose that is encouraging as I do want to grow these a bit longer to see if they'll grow larger in size. I was initially worried that leaving them in the dirt too long would cause them to become woody but from what I read online (who knows if it's accurate) they shouldn't become woody. Encouraging nonetheless. I also wonder how large the root is under the dirt versus what I can see above ground. 

Day 29 of radish growth side view
Side View

Day 29 of radish growth top view
Top View

Close-up shot of radishes
A close-up shot

Reverse close-up of radishes
Reverse close-up. Notice the spots on the right radish. 

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