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How to water vegetables in greenhouses in winter? These watering principles you need to master
After the start of winter, the temperature gets lower day by day. Many vegetable growers find that after watering, the leaves of the vegetables gradually turn yellow, and some vegetables even stop growing or even die. So how should vegetables in greenhouses be watered in winter? Let's take a look at the detailed introduction. 1. Water on
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Causes of Cucumber Skin Cracking and Detailed Control Methods
Cucumber skin cracking is an extremely common physiological disorder in cucumber production. It is one of the main factors that seriously affects cucumber quality and severely reduces growers' economic returns. So what causes cucumber skin cracking? Let's take a look. 1. Causes of cucumber skin cracking
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Why Tomatoes Don't Swell: Causes and Solutions
During tomato cultivation, many farmers often report that their tomatoes don't swell or swell slowly, which deals a serious blow to yields. So what causes tomatoes not to swell? Let's find out together. 1. Cultivation
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How to Prevent and Control Dead Plants in Greenhouse Vegetables? Latest Methods Explained
Greenhouse vegetable cultivation is now a major planting model in China's vegetable production. At present, greenhouse cultivation is basically the main method used in various parts of China, and greenhouse cultivation can effectively improve vegetable yield and quality, which has made it popular with many people. However, when growing greenhouse vegetables,
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What are the causes of vegetable seedling damping-off and the control methods?
Vegetable damping-off, also called seedling meltdown, is a common phenomenon during the raising of melon and fruit vegetable seedlings in winter and spring, and it has a relatively large impact on production. It is most prone to occur from seedling emergence to around the appearance of the first true leaf. At first only a few seedlings fall over, and by the next day
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What are the latest misconceptions in winter greenhouse vegetable management?
Recently, because of cold air invasions, temperatures have dropped sharply, and at this time growing vegetables requires attention to details in some aspects, otherwise a small mistake can cause serious losses to greenhouse vegetables. In winter greenhouse vegetable management, the following misconceptions should be noted,
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What to Do About Hormone Toxicity in Vegetables? Causes and Mitigation Measures
In the process of vegetable cultivation, the use of plant growth regulators has an excellent effect on regulating vegetable growth, increasing yield, and improving quality, but there are also quite a few cases of hormone poisoning caused by improper use on vegetables, so what should be done about hormone toxicity in vegetables
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Why Does Early Spring Edamame Produce Few Pods? A Detailed Guide to Causes and Prevention
Edamame is planted relatively early, generally starting in early spring, but because of this early timing, there are many issues to watch out for, and the most serious is poor pod setting. So what causes few pods in early spring edamame? How should it be
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What to Do If Chives Don't Tillering? Cause Analysis and Solutions
Chives are one of the most common vegetables in our daily lives. In rural areas, almost every household grows some, and a single planting can be harvested all year round, which is also related to the chives' strong regenerative and tillering ability. However, many people have found that after chives are harvested once, they grow fewer and fewer, which is also due to a decline in the chives' tillering ability. So what causes chives not to tiller? Let's find out together.
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What are the precautions for winter greenhouse vegetable fertigation
In the process of vegetable cultivation, fertilization is essential, and most of the time fertilization is done by fertigation. However, if fertigation is done improperly, some vegetable growth problems will appear, so attention should be paid to these. So what should be noted for winter greenhouse vegetable fertigation
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