12/07/2024
These 15 fast- growing plants are ready to harvest in about a month. 👇
1. Radishes
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: Radishes are one of the quickest vegetables to grow. They're perfect for salads and can be planted multiple times in a season.
2. Lettuce
Time to Harvest: 25-30 days (for baby leaves)
Why Grow Them: Loose-leaf lettuce varieties like Romaine and Butterhead grow fast and can be harvested leaf by leaf.
3. Spinach
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: Spinach thrives in cooler weather and provides tender, nutrient-packed leaves in no time.
4. Arugula
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: This peppery green grows quickly and adds a punch of flavor to salads and sandwiches.
5. Green Onions (Scallions)
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: Green onions are versatile and easy to grow from seeds or even kitchen scraps.
6. Turnips (For Greens)
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days (for greens)
Why Grow Them: While the roots take longer, turnip greens are ready to harvest in just a few weeks.
7. Bok Choy
Time to Harvest: 21-30 days
Why Grow Them: This fast-growing Asian green is perfect for stir-fries and soups.
8. Kale (Baby Leaves)
Time to Harvest: 25-30 days
Why Grow Them: Baby kale leaves are tender and packed with nutrients, perfect for salads and smoothies.
9. Mustard Greens
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: These spicy greens grow quickly and add a bold flavor to dishes.
10. Beets (For Greens)
Time to Harvest: 20-25 days (for greens)
Why Grow Them: While the beetroot takes longer, beet greens are a quick and tasty harvest.
11. Watercress
Time to Harvest: 15-20 days
Why Grow Them: Watercress is a nutrient-rich green that grows rapidly in moist conditions.
12. Mizuna
Time to Harvest: 20-30 days
Why Grow Them: A mild-flavored Japanese green, mizuna is perfect for salads and grows in no time.
13. Carrots (Baby Carrots)
Time to Harvest: 25-30 days (baby carrots)
Why Grow Them: Baby carrots grow quickly and are a sweet, crunchy addition to snacks and salads.
14. Swiss Chard (Baby Leaves)
Time to Harvest: 25-30 days
Why Grow Them: Baby Swiss chard leaves are tender and flavorful, perfect for salads or sautés.
15. Bush Beans
Time to Harvest: 30 days (for some varieties)
Why Grow Them: Compact bush bean varieties like ‘Topcrop’ or ‘Contender’ produce edible pods quickly.
Tips for Success:
Start with Quality Soil: Use nutrient-rich, well-draining soil for faster growth.
Water Consistently: Keep the soil moist but not soggy.
Provide Sunlight: Most of these vegetables need at least 6 hours of sunlight daily.
Succession Planting: Sow seeds every two weeks to ensure a continuous harvest.
