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When is the most suitable time to plant open-field cucumbers?

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For open-field early spring cucumber planting time, you need to sow during the frost-free period according to local climatic conditions. Sowing and raising seedlings in early May is relatively good; open-field autumn cucumbers are best sown in July and August. Autumn cucumbers have high yields and a short growing period. They are generally sown in July and August

For open-field early spring cucumber planting time, you need to sow during the frost-free period according to local climatic conditions. Sowing and raising seedlings in early May is relatively good; open-field autumn cucumbers are best sown in July and August. Autumn cucumbers have high yields and a short growing period. They are generally sown in July and August, can be harvested by the end of October, with a per-mu yield exceeding 10,000 jin and a per-mu output value of more than 5,000 yuan.

For open-field early spring cucumber planting time, you need to sow during the frost-free period according to local climatic conditions. Sowing and raising seedlings in early May is relatively good. If raising seedlings in protected cultivation, you can choose to sow and raise seedlings after April 20 and transplant in early May. For the exact cucumber sowing time, it is recommended that you consult local grower friends.

Open-field autumn cucumbers are best sown in July and August; autumn cucumbers have high yields and a short growing period. They are generally sown in July and August, can be harvested by the end of October, with a per-mu yield exceeding 10,000 jin and a per-mu output value of more than 5,000 yuan.

Planting and Cultivation Management Techniques

1. Variety selection

Choose varieties with high yield, strong disease resistance, good market quality, and suitability for spring open-field cultivation.

2. Raising seedlings

The seedling age is about 35 days. Standards for strong seedlings: intact cotyledons, 3-5 true leaves, relatively short internodes, a 45-degree angle between the petiole and the main vine, dark green leaf color, thick leaves, sturdy stems, well-developed roots, and no pests or diseases.

3. Fertilizing and making beds, preparing the soil, applying 5 cubic meters of decomposed organic fertilizer, 25-30 kg of superphosphate or 10-15 kg of diammonium phosphate (5-5 kg of superphosphate per cubic meter, 2-3 kg of diammonium phosphate per cubic meter). Before planting, plow and make beds. The bed width is 1.2 m, the height is more than 15 cm, and cover with plastic film.

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