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How should peanuts be planted to achieve high yields?
Prepare a plot of sandy soil with sufficient fertility, and deep plow it and apply plenty of base fertilizer. Then select plump, healthy seeds, dig holes at a row spacing of 40*20cm, plant three or four seeds in each hole, finally cover with soil, scatter a thin layer of fertilizer, and cover with plastic film. Wait for it to grow
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Detailed Explanation of Key Walnut Planting and Management Techniques
Choose a plot of sandy soil with sufficient fertility, and deep plow it while applying enough base fertilizer. Then select suitable walnut saplings and plant them in holes at a row-to-plant spacing of 4*5 m. Finally, cover with soil, water thoroughly to settle the roots, and spread a layer of rice straw on top. Once planting is successful, carry out basic management techniques such as watering and fertilizing, pruning and shaping
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Detailed Guide to Red Beauty Strawberry Cultivation Techniques: Growing Methods and Management Essentials
Prepare a plot of sandy loam rich in organic matter that has never been planted with strawberries, then deep-plow, fertilize and form ridges. From mid-to-late August to early September, plant the strawberry seedlings in the holes at a row spacing of 30*22cm, then cover with soil. After successful establishment, carry out basic management tasks such as watering and fertilizing, pest
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Growing Methods and Key Technical Points for Bean Sprouts (Pea Shoots)
First work the plot into a fine tilth, apply base fertilizer, then level it into flat beds, and sow the treated seeds directly with a covering of soil. After the seedlings emerge, top-dress and water promptly to keep the plot moist. Once the bean sprouts have 2 true leaves, promptly apply a quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer, along with fertilizers such as potassium dihydrogen phosphate.
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Cultivation Methods and Technical Key Points for Red Chinese Kale
Choose a plot of sandy soil with sufficient fertility, deep plow it and apply enough base fertilizer. Then evenly sow relatively strong-resistant seeds onto the seedbed, then cover with a layer of dry grass or animal manure, and water lightly to let them germinate. When the seedlings grow four to five true leaves, transplant them at a row and plant spacing of 30*40cm
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Detailed Explanation of Key Technical Points for Continuous Cropping of Watermelon
First, select a plot with few diseases, deep plow and freeze the soil clods before winter, and after spring begins, apply base fertilizer as required and backfill the melon trenches; second, combine garden cleaning with staggered-row sowing, and adopt chemical prevention, focusing on root drenching, supplemented by foliar spraying. Third, do not use the method of burying vines under soil
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Detailed Guide to Tomato Cultivation Techniques: Growing Methods and Management Essentials
First, apply fertilizer and plow the tomato growing plot, and treat the seeds at the same time. Then, in April-May, sow the treated seeds in the soil, water them to soak through, and cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil. Next, set up supports around them and cover with plastic film. Finally, complete the
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How to Grow Ginger? Detailed Explanation of Planting Methods and Key Technical Points
First, choose sloping land and slightly shaded plots as the cultivation site; next comes the selection of seed ginger, using rhizomes that are plump, light yellow in color, glossy, and free of disease and pest scars as seed ginger. Then dig holes in the cultivation plot, pour manure water into the holes, keep the seed ginger warm to promote sprouting, cut it into small pieces, each
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How to Grow Okra: A Detailed Guide to Planting Methods and Techniques
Choose a sunny plot; the soil should preferably be loam or sandy loam with deep, loose, fertile soil and good drainage; generally sow when the soil temperature is above 15°C, using direct seeding of seeds, soaking the seeds and sprouting them first, then dibbling, with 3 seeds per hole, and covering with 2 cm of soil after sowing. Seedlings emerge in about 4-5 days.
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How should snails in orchards and vegetable plots be controlled and what pesticides should be used?
The snail, also known as the slug snail or water buffalo, is a common harmful mollusk in vegetable plots and orchards. Anywhere moist and shady is a snail's favorite, and it is distributed nationwide. So how should snails be controlled? With what pesticide? Snails are mollusks and are a major pest in high-temperature, high-humidity areas.
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