Carrots require a site that receives maximum sunshine, but they can also withstand partial shade.
As discussed above, the soil must be loose, sandy or loamy, and airy so that the carrot roots can easily pass down into the soil.

Thema: Planting guide

• Gently mulch around the carrot stem to maintain moisture, speed up germination, and keep the heat from touching the roots directly.
• When the seedlings are an inch tall, ensure they are 3 or 4 inches apart. Snip the tops with the scissors instead of dragging them out to avoid destroying the delicate roots of the remaining plants.
• Water at least one inch per week at the start, then two inches as roots mature.
• Weed with scrutiny, however, be vigilant not to disturb the roots of young carrots while doing so.
• Fertilize with a little NPK fertilizer for 5 to 6 weeks after sowing.