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How to grow Hami melon? Detailed planting time and methods
Summary Planting time: Hami melon is generally planted around April 20, when the underground soil temperature is stable at about 14°C. Planting methods: Continuous cropping is not suitable, and legume, nightshade, and cucurbit crops cannot be planted around the planting site. First, plow the soil deeply, then apply an appropriate amount of compound
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Detailed Explanation of Key Techniques for Growing Watermelons in Open Fields in Early Spring
Abstract Sowing: First mix the seeds with Xin Gaozhi film dressing, then use a hotbed with agricultural film arched shed for seedling raising; in the later stage, more exposure and less covering are needed, and the film should be removed three days before transplanting. Fertilization: During the growing period, the fertilizer requirement is relatively large, so sufficient base fertilizer should be applied, and double-furrow fertilization can be carried out; during the vine extension stage, urea, human excrement and urine can be applied as topdressing; during the fruit-setting stage, excessive fertilizer and water are not suitable, and topdressing should be carried out when the young fruit is the size of an egg. Pest and disease control: Pay attention to controlling damping-off, fusarium wilt, anthracnose, aphids, yellow squash beetles, cutworms, red spiders, and other pests and diseases.
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When to Start Bitter Melon Seeds? A Full Guide to Seed-Starting Methods and Timing
Summary of bitter melon seed-starting methods: First prepare the nutrient soil. To prevent fungal diseases, soak the seeds in a carbendazim solution or similar for about 1 hour, then soak them in warm water to promote sprouting. During this period, control the temperature well and ventilate promptly. Once they sprout, they can be sown.
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What is the typical per-mu yield of open-field melons?
Abstract: The per-mu yield of melons grown in open fields is around 3000-4000 jin, and the yield is affected by factors such as variety and growing conditions. Open-field melons are generally transplanted in mid-to-late March. To increase yield, you can choose high-quality varieties with early maturity, good fruit-setting ability and strong disease resistance.
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Detailed Explanation of High-Yield and Efficient Watermelon Cultivation Techniques
Abstract Seed sprouting and seedling raising: The seeds need to be soaked in warm water. The open-field planting time is from mid-to-late April to early June, and insulated seedling raising is carried out at the end of March or early April. Reasonable close planting: plant about 450-500 plants per mu. Reasonable fertilization: follow the principle of light application and frequent application.
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When Is the Best Time to Plant Spring Watermelons?
Summary: The best time to plant spring watermelons is around mid-March each year. Watermelons sown at this time reach the market around June, making them a relatively early-maturing crop that sells at a higher price. Their market arrival also coincides with summer, when demand is very strong. 1. Watermelon
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What spacing between plants and rows is suitable for planting watermelon
Abstract When planting watermelon in a greenhouse, you can follow a planting density with a wide row spacing of about 90-100cm, a narrow row spacing of about 40-50cm, and a plant spacing of about 40-50cm. For open-field watermelon planting, the plant spacing and row spacing can be determined according to different maturity periods. Generally, the plant spacing is controlled at
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When to Plant Melons? Detailed Guide to Planting Time and Methods
Summary The planting time for melons is generally from August to October, no later than November, and spring sowing is in February to March. Planting method: First soak the seeds to promote germination, and when the seedlings grow to the three-leaf heart stage, transplant them. It is better to choose sandy soil with a thick soil layer and fertile, loose texture for planting. Planting
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Bitter Melon Planting Time and Cultivation Techniques: Key Points Explained
Summary Planting time: The planting time for bitter melon varies by region. In the south, it is generally planted from January to March, while in the north it is generally planted from March to April. Because the climate in the south is warmer, it is mostly grown in the open field, while in the north, because the climate is cold, it is mostly grown in greenhouses or
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Bitter Melon Open-Field Cultivation Techniques: Sow at the End of March, Tie Vines to the Trellis Later
Abstract Seed selection and sprouting: Select a high-quality variety, soak the seeds, then place them in a 30°C insulation box to sprout. Raising seedlings and sowing: After raising seedlings in a greenhouse, sow at the end of March. Seedling stage management: Control the temperature inside the arched shed well, keeping it between 28-35°C during the day and above 15°C at night.
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