Some of your radishes feel soft or soggy. Well, that's a sign they are spoiled, and you should discard them. Fresh radishes should be crisp and have a tough exterior. Strong, off-putting smell – If your radishes have a funny smell, then it's time to throw them in the dustbin.

How do you know when radishes go bad?

Avoid radishes that are soft, dull-colored, have white or brown scars, or black spots; if the radish tops are yellow, limp or slimy, the radishes are old or have not been refrigerated properly. Remove radish greens before storing. Place in a plastic bag and store in the refrigerator.

Can you eat old radishes?

Signs Radishes Have Turned Bad

Radishes have a high water content and if areas of a radish become soft, this means it has lost water and is going bad. At this point, it's still safe to eat, but if the entire radish is soft then it's past its best and should be thrown out.