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How Far Apart Should Tomato Plants Be? A Detailed Guide to Planting Distance
Tomatoes are a vegetable much loved by people, and many rural households grow tomatoes, and they are even planted on their own balconies. So how far apart should one tomato plant be from another? 1. How far apart should one tomato plant be from another? The planting density is 2000 to 2700 plants per mu. Set
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How far apart should sesame be planted for best results?
Sesame is an annual upright herbaceous plant with high application value, and in China sesame is one of the main oil crops. So how far apart should sesame be planted for best results? 1. Sesame cultivation techniques. The sesame stem is upright and casts little shade, so sesame is often used for mixed cropping with short-statured crops. For example, it is mixed-cropped or intercropped with sweet potato, peanut, soybean and other crops. Generally, in sweet potato fields, one row of sesame is intercropped in every 1-2 furrows, or one row of sesame is intercropped every 2-4 rows of peanut. Sesame is relatively drought-tolerant, while legumes are relatively moisture-tolerant, so mixing sesame with legumes helps prevent both drought and waterlogging.
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Eggplant Cultivation Methods and Suitable Plant Spacing
Summary Sowing time: July-August in Hunan, December to February of the following year in North China. Timely planting: the suitable row spacing is 50 cm and plant spacing is 40 cm. Temperature management: the suitable daytime temperature is 25-30°C and the suitable nighttime temperature is 15-20°C. Light management
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What is the difference between Farfugium japonicum and Centella asiatica? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf differences: The leaves of Farfugium japonicum are kidney-shaped, 9-13 cm long; the leaves of Centella asiatica are round, kidney-shaped or horseshoe-shaped, 1-2.8 cm long. Flower differences: The flowers of Farfugium japonicum are pale yellow, oblong or spoon-shaped oblong; the flowers of Centella asiatica are purplish-red or milky white, with ovate petals that are membranous, and a style about 0.6 mm long.
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What is the difference between Viburnum farreri and lilac? A quick guide to tell them apart
Leaf difference: the former is papery, elliptical or rhombic-obovate, with triangular serrations. The latter is ovate to reniform, with a smooth surface and no serrations. Flower difference: the former is pink and turns white after opening, with 5 petals, while the latter is purple, with 4 petals.
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