Horseradish can be a bit of a challenge to tame in the garden. If not careful, you can end up with horseradish all over the area.
This is why I plant theese in their own container. Not to be able to take it inside during the winter, but to make sure it won't spread.
The container I chose this spring is already too small, so it's time to replant and shave the root sort of speak.
If I don't shave the root, the plant will grow and make the rootsystem into a lot of little thin hairy / spaghetti roots, that we can't use. We want it in size of a small carrot at least, to be able to grate.
If I don't shave the root, the plant will grow and make the rootsystem into a lot of little thin hairy / spaghetti roots, that we can't use. We want it in size of a small carrot at least, to be able to grate.
