Can baby napa cabbage be planted in October? A detailed guide to planting times

Baby napa cabbage is very popular whether used in soup or stir-fried, so can it be planted in October? Let's take a look!

1. Can baby napa cabbage be planted in October?

Baby napa cabbage can be planted in October. The cultivation environment differs from region to region, and now baby napa cabbage is mainly grown in open fields and in greenhouses. October falls in the autumn-winter seasonal planting period, with harvest around February of the following year.

2. Year-round planting times for baby napa cabbage

1. Spring greenhouse: raise seedlings in mid-January, transplant in mid-to-late February, or sow directly in early February, and harvest in mid-to-late April.

2. Spring plastic tunnel: raise seedlings in a greenhouse in early February, transplant in early March (or sow directly in early March), and harvest from late April to early May.

3. Spring open field: the suitable period for direct sowing is May 10 to May 20 (sow when the average daily temperature is above 10°C); for the seedling-transplant method, sow and raise seedlings from late March to early April, transplant in early May, and harvest from late June to early July. It can also be intercropped in corn and other vegetable fields or in orchards where trees have not yet formed a canopy.

4. Summer-autumn open field: sow directly in mid-to-late August, and harvest in early-to-mid October.

5. Autumn-winter greenhouse: sow directly from late September to early November, and harvest from November to February of the following year.

That is the summary of questions related to growing baby napa cabbage that Tuliu.com has compiled for you today; we hope it is helpful to you.