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The red-skinned radish is the red radish commonly seen in our daily lives, and it has a cultivation history of over a thousand years in China. Red radish is quite popular in the market now, and its planting area is also relatively large. There are many ways to grow red radish, such as open-field cultivation and greenhouse

The red-skinned radish is the red radish commonly seen in our daily lives, and it has a cultivation history of over a thousand years in China. Red radish is quite popular in the market now, and its planting area is also relatively large. There are many ways to grow red radish, such as open-field cultivation and greenhouse planting. The more common one is greenhouse planting. So how should greenhouse red radish be grown? Below, the editor will give you a brief introduction. Let's take a look together!

1. Planting Time

Red radish is generally planted in summer, and sowing can be done from May to August. The planting time should mainly be adjusted reasonably according to the planting region. For example, when planting in the Yangtze River Basin, the planting time is generally from June to July. The red-skinned radish is an early-maturing radish variety, with a growth period of about 45 days. Its adaptability, moisture tolerance, and disease resistance are all relatively strong, and its yield is also relatively high. Before planting, we must first apply sufficient base fertilizer. Only by doing a good job with water and fertilizer management can we ensure the normal growth of red radish and increase the yield.

2. Land Selection and Soil Preparation

Before planting, we also need to do a good job selecting the planting plot, ensuring that the soil layer is thick and soft, drainage and irrigation are normal, and fertility is sufficient, with sandy soil as the main type. Then do a good job with land preparation, remove the residues of the previous crop and weeds left on the soil, deeply plow the soil, and harrow the field. When preparing the land, we should also apply an appropriate amount of base fertilizer. With farmyard manure as the main type, apply about 1200 kg per mu, and mix it thoroughly with the soil. Then choose varieties with strong disease resistance, high yield, and lodging resistance for planting.

3. Timely Planting

The planting method for red radish is generally based on mixed planting, and the mixed crop variety can be potato. Plant potatoes according to the spring planting method, keeping the sowing rate at about 2 kg per mu. The sowing method can mainly be broadcasting or dibbling. After sowing, level the ground, then retain planting rows, with one composite belt about every two meters. Plant red radish and potatoes separately. When sowing red radish, be sure to control the plant and row spacing well. After land preparation, directly scatter the seeds into the ground, then rake it level appropriately. Seedlings can also be raised for transplanting.

4. Field Management

During the seedling stage of red radish, we should do a good job thinning and finalsing seedlings according to the growth of the seedlings and soil fertility, and reasonably adjust the planting density. Then appropriately apply urea as a topdressing to enhance the growth ability of the seedlings. During the bolting and flowering stage, attention should be paid to appropriately increasing the amount of watering and fertilization to improve the flowering and pod-setting rate of red radish. Then there is the need to do a good job preventing and controlling pests and diseases. We should pay attention to frequently observing the growth of red radish, and after discovering abnormal conditions, take corresponding measures in time to reduce losses.

The above is a brief introduction to greenhouse red-skinned radish planting techniques. When about 80% of the red radishes have matured, harvesting can begin. It should be done on sunny days, which can improve the storage capacity of red radish. That is all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only, and we hope it can help everyone!

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