What vegetables are suitable for planting in spring? How to deal with a late spring cold snap

Spring is about to arrive, and temperatures are now slowly rising. Many friends are worrying because they don't know which vegetables are most suitable to plant in spring. The editor has gathered and organized some vegetables suitable for planting in spring for you here, so you can compare them with your local environmental conditions and choose suitable ones for reference.

What vegetables are suitable for planting in spring?

1. Rapeseed (bok choy)

We have all eaten rapeseed, and its price is currently fairly stable, without much fluctuation. As a green vegetable commonly seen in our daily lives, rapeseed is relatively easy to plant and keep alive. Rapeseed can withstand low temperatures, and the seeds can still germinate well at low temperatures of 4-6 degrees, saving you the worry of a late spring cold snap. However, note that rapeseed is afraid of high temperatures, so when the high temperatures of summer arrive, you may need to set up shade structures.

2. Spring scallions

Many younger friends may find spring scallions unfamiliar, but in the north, scallions have always been something every household buys. Scallions have a very long history in our country, have low requirements for the growing environment, and have strong overall adaptability. Besides spring, scallions can also survive in other seasons and can be sold all year round. Generally, when we plant spring scallions, we choose to raise seedlings in March each year, then leave them uncut for the entire spring, wait until after the wheat harvest to begin transplanting, and harvest them at frost's descent, bringing them to market in a concentrated period.

3. Eggplant

Eggplant is a common vegetable. Because eggplant is a vegetable that loves high temperatures, and the most suitable growing temperature is generally 25-30 degrees, we can wait a little and focus on planting in April, which is more suitable. Eggplant has a relatively short harvest period, and cultivation is not troublesome, so everyone does not need to worry too much about the temperature.

4. Chili peppers

Chili peppers are now extremely widespread and are very commonly seen in our daily lives. As a seasoning, they can be considered a rare and excellent helper. Chili peppers are divided into green peppers and red peppers, as well as facing-heaven peppers, small chili peppers, and so on. Green peppers are generally sown in spring, sprout in about a month, and the seedling stage can withstand high temperatures, but you should also pay close attention to late spring cold snaps. Currently, the price of chili peppers is fairly stable, and planting them is not laborious. Just pay more attention to watering and fertilizing.

That is all for today's introduction to vegetables suitable for planting in spring. Besides those mentioned above, you can also plant tomatoes, chives, radishes, spinach, and so on in spring. These can all germinate and grow in spring, so everyone does not need to worry about the survival rate at all. If you have this need, you can try planting them. A late spring cold snap is not a difficult matter for the vegetables we mentioned; just take good warmth measures and observe more.