How to fertilize garlic sprouts? Master the correct fertilization method
Garlic sprouts are fragrant whether stir-fried with vegetables or with meat, and many people like to add a little when cooking. Moreover, its cultivation method is simple, so some people want to grow it. So, how to fertilize garlic sprouts?
1. How to fertilize garlic sprouts?
Garlic sprouts have a short growth period and need few topdressings, so sufficient base fertilizer must be applied. Before planting, apply per mu 80-100 loads of decomposed soil-and-dregs manure, 20 kg of urea, 50 kg of phosphate fertilizer, 15 kg of potash fertilizer, or 50 kg of high-quality three-element compound fertilizer. If sufficient base fertilizer is applied, topdressing may be omitted. If topdressing is needed, it can be applied once after the garlic has fully emerged, watered on with urea or dilute human and livestock manure water.
2. What benefits do garlic sprouts have?
According to the Compendium of Materia Medica, garlic sprouts have functions such as dispelling cold, reducing swelling and pain, killing toxic qi, and strengthening the spleen and stomach.
Garlic sprouts have a certain protective effect on the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems, can help prevent the formation of blood clots, and can also protect the liver, induce the activity of detoxifying enzymes in liver cells, block the synthesis of the carcinogen nitrosamine, and have a certain effect on cancer prevention.
Garlic sprouts contain allicin, which has a good killing effect on pathogenic bacteria and parasites, and serves to prevent influenza, prevent wound infection, treat infectious diseases, and expel worms.
3. How much do garlic sprouts cost per jin?
The price of garlic sprouts varies from high to low. For example, the Dayanglu Agricultural and Sideline Products Wholesale Market in Chaoyang District, Beijing sells them at 9.3 yuan/kg, the Dangcheng Vegetable Wholesale Market in Xiqing District, Tianjin sells them at 3.5 yuan/kg, the Qiaoxi Vegetable Center Wholesale Market in Shijiazhuang sells them at 5 yuan/kg, the Zifang Agricultural and Sideline Products Comprehensive Trading Market in Changzhi City, Shanxi sells them at 4.5 yuan/kg, the Dongwayao Wholesale Market in Hohhot sells them at 6 yuan/kg, the Wanpuyuan Vegetable Wholesale Market in Hegang, Heilongjiang sells them at 16 yuan/kg, Shanghai Agricultural Products Center Wholesale Market Co., Ltd. sells them at 9 yuan/kg, the Lingjiatang Agricultural and Sideline Products Wholesale Market in Jiangsu sells them at 7 yuan/kg, the Chengdu Agricultural Products Wholesale Center in Sichuan Province sells them at 6.2 yuan/kg, and the Lianghu Plain Agricultural Products Trading and Logistics Center in Jingzhou, Hubei sells them at 4.4 yuan/kg.