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How to Grow Mizuna, Red Kingdom

Brassica rapa

Your complete guide to growing Mizuna, Red Kingdom.

☀SunFull sun to part shade
💧WaterHigh — consistent moisture needed
📅Harvest10-15 days
🗺Zones5–9
📏Height3 feet
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When to Plant Mizuna, Red Kingdom

Planting windows vary by USDA hardiness zone. Look up yours by ZIP code.

ZoneStart IndoorsDirect SowHarvest
Zone 1 January – December — January – December
Zone 2 January – December — January – December
Zone 3 January – December — January – December
Zone 4 January – December — January – December
Zone 5 January – December — January – December
Zone 6 January – December — January – December
Zone 7 January – December — January – December
Zone 8 January – December — January – December
Zone 9 January – December — January – December
Zone 10 January – December — January – December
Zone 11 January – December — January – December
Zone 12 January – December — January – December
Zone 13 January – December — January – December

Companion Plants for Mizuna, Red Kingdom

✓ Good companions

Arugula

Fellow brassica with compatible growing conditions and harvest timing

Carrots

Root depth doesn't compete with shallow microgreen roots

Chives

Natural pest deterrent against aphids and flea beetles that target brassicas

Cilantro

Attracts beneficial insects and has similar cool-weather preferences

Lettuce

Similar growing requirements and harvest timing, efficient use of growing space

Peas

Nitrogen fixation enriches soil for leafy greens, compatible growth habits

Radish

Fast-growing companion that helps break up soil and doesn't compete for space

Spinach

Compatible cool-season crop with similar water and light needs

✗ Keep away from

Broccoli

Competes for nutrients as fellow brassica and attracts same pests like cabbage worms

Mustard Greens

Same family (Brassicaceae) leading to increased pest attraction and disease susceptibility

Tomatoes

Different water and temperature requirements, tomatoes prefer warmer conditions

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g serving (USDA FoodData Central)

69.0kcal
1.50gProtein
5.30gFiber
54.10mgVitamin C
1.61mgIron
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