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Choose good peanut seeds, grow a small bonsai, and you'll have more peanuts than you can eat
The "grow whatever you eat" series is back! Today I saw Mom shelling peanuts somewhere, and some even had three kernels per pod. They're tasty but look pretty ugly! Raw peanuts nourish the stomach, and cooked peanuts have many benefits too. Plus, peanut leaves are round and also very bea...
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Plant peanuts in a flower pot, and the changes a few days later are a delightful surprise
Peanuts are something many people really enjoy eating, so do you know how peanuts grow? If you don't, today we'll teach you how to grow a peanut potted plant. First, pick out some plump peanuts from among the peanuts, ...
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Grow peanuts in water and they look even better than pothos, with one plant producing 50 peanuts
A couple of days ago, Huahua went home and dug up some peanuts in the field along the way. The uneaten peanut beans were tossed into water, and after a few days they actually sprouted! Isn't that amazing? Today, Huahua is going to tell everyone what other things around us, besides peanuts, can be grown into small potted plants!
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Pulling Peanuts Claimed 5 Lives, the Youngest Child Was Only 5 Years Old
Pulling peanuts wiped out five lives, and the youngest child was only 5 years old! Play. Do you like this article? Share it right away so more people know! This site is rich and comprehensive in content, broad and profound, and our editors select trending news every day, updating at any time...
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Why do the lower leaves of peanuts have spots while the upper leaves are curled?
The preliminary diagnosis is leaf spot disease with a mixed occurrence of scab. It is recommended to spray the foliage with carbendazim, thiophanate-methyl, Aimiao, Score (difenoconazole), Daconil, Amistar, etc. It is best to select two chemicals and use them alternately, applying once every 5-7 days for 2-3 consecutive applications. At the same time, spray the foliage with potassium dihydrogen phosphate.
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Prevent early defoliation in peanuts and take timely control measures
Peanut net blotch diseased leaves. Early defoliation in the late stage of peanut growth can seriously affect peanut yield. The main causes of early defoliation in the late stage are premature senescence of the plants and damage from leaf spot diseases (net blotch, brown spot, etc.). Peanuts sprayed with paclobutrazol and regulators containing this ingredient shed leaves earlier and more severely. Therefore, preventing early...
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How to prevent and control waterlogging damage in peanuts? Detailed explanation of key technical points
Peanut waterlogging damage occurs for two reasons: first, low-lying terrain, heavy clay soil, and poor drainage; second, during seasons with long rainfall periods or excessive rainfall, surface water and groundwater are in excess and cannot be drained away in time. From the perspective of the water requirements for peanut growth and development, the suitable soil relative humidity at the seedling stage of peanuts is 50%-60%. When the soil relative humidity is higher than 70% or there is standing water...
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What kind of soil conditions do peanuts need for high yields?
(1) Deep full soil layer. For a high-yield field, the full soil layer should be more than 50 cm deep. 99% of the peanut root system is distributed within 50 cm, while the main root reaches deep, more than 1 m down, so a deep soil is very important for the growth and development of the peanut root system. (2) Loose and active cultivated layer. A thickness of 30 cm is the loose, active and fertile cultivated layer, and...
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What principles should be followed when fertilizing peanuts?
(1) Farmyard manure as the main fertilizer, with chemical fertilizers as a supplement. In China, most peanuts are grown in hilly areas, where the soil layer is thin and fertility is low. Farmyard manure is mainly organic fertilizer, rich in nutrients, able to improve the soil, build up soil fertility, and has a long-lasting fertilizer effect. Chemical fertilizers are quick-acting fertilizers; although they also contain the nutrient elements peanuts need, compared with...
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What are the high-yield cultivation techniques for summer peanuts?
Summer peanuts mostly refer to peanuts grown after wheat harvest. Their growth period is 30-40 days shorter than that of spring peanuts, and each growth stage is correspondingly shortened. Growth is fast in the early and middle stages, and temperatures are low in the late stage, which is unfavorable for pod development. Therefore, the following measures should be taken. (1) Select early-maturing, high-yield varieties. (2) Sow early by seizing the time. In spring, every day counts; in summer, every hour counts...
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