Beetroot Betina

Beetroot Betina
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€1.80 incl. VAT
€1.49 excl. VAT
Product codeNP-SEEDBANK-OZ-3501
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Beetroot Betina (Beta vulgaris) is a classic variety with flat-globe to round roots and intensely red flesh free of lighter rings. It delivers high yields and shows resistance to foliage diseases.
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Beetroot Betina (Beta vulgaris) is a classic variety with flat-globe to round roots. The flesh is intensely red without lighter rings, a highly valued trait in table beets. The variety provides high yields and resists leaf diseases.

Key Features of Betina

  • Flesh without lighter rings looks appealing on the plate as well as in the pot.
  • High yield is especially beneficial when preserving beets in larger quantities.
  • Resistance to leaf diseases keeps the foliage healthy right up to harvest.
  • Flat-globe to round root is easy to peel and slice.
  • Dense sowing produces baby beets suitable for whole canning, offering a practical additional option.
  • Sowing April to June, harvesting July to October provides a wide harvest window.

Who It Is For

Betina is ideal for those who preserve beets and want to control root size through sowing density. Those who prefer cylindrical roots for uniform slicing may prefer the Karkulka variety.

Parameters

Botanical speciesBeta vulgaris
RootFlat-globe to round
FleshIntensely red, without lighter rings
YieldHigh
ResistanceTo leaf diseases
SowingApril to June
HarvestJuly to October

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the flesh have light rings?

Beetroot Betina features intensely red flesh without lighter rings. The root is flat-globe to round.

Can small beets be grown for canning?

Yes, dense sowing of Betina allows growing small baby beets suitable for whole canning. The variety is also high yielding.

When is it sown and harvested?

Beetroot Betina is sown from April to June and harvested from July to October. Foliage disease resistance helps keep the tops healthy.

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Yield
high

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