Radish.

[Lisasbolt]

I always over sow seeds and to be honest cr@p at thinning out, so my last lot of radish i had some that did not even swell because of over crowding.
I decided to have ago at sowing 2 seeds to a cell in a tray, they have grown up beautifully and release from the cell with ease, i sowed them on the 23rd of November and will hopefully plant them out today, i do not want to leave them any longer as i do not want the roots to get bound. I am hoping that they still grow on nicely when transplanted and will update the outcome. This is a complete experiment and i never thought it would work

Just thought i would share the info as if it works might be helpful to someone else.

[veggiechicken]

I've never had much luck with radish either - for much the same reasons. Too generous with the seed when sowing and too lazy to thin them out.
When I started http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...5-a_83072.html in January, I realised that if I took more time about spacing the seeds when sowing, I could grow decent radish!

[Lisasbolt]

Wow was that pretty much a year ago. Mine worked quite well like that.