What vegetables are suitable for planting in winter? Latest planting recommendations

General News Jan 1, 1970By Sophie Bennett 0 views

1. Radish. It is a semi-cold-hardy vegetable. Its seeds can germinate at 2 to 3°C, and once the seedlings grow they can tolerate low temperatures of minus 2°C, so if planted in winter, it will not be affected by temperature, the plants will not be frost-damaged, and

1. Radish

It is a semi-cold-hardy vegetable. Its seeds can germinate at 2 to 3°C, and once the seedlings grow they can tolerate low temperatures of minus 2°C, so if planted in winter, it will not be affected by temperature, the plants will not be frost-damaged, and the yield is considerable.

2. Garlic chives

They are relatively cold-hardy and can still survive at minus 5°C. As long as the temperature reaches 10°C they can continue to grow, and their light requirements are not very high either. But one thing to note: if you want to eat them sooner, you need to plant them using garlic chive roots.

3. Cilantro

Besides tolerating heat, it can also withstand cold, so it can be planted in winter without worry. It can likewise be planted using cilantro roots, and it will grow quite vigorously.

4. Spinach

Spinach comes in several varieties; you can choose a cold-tolerant variety to plant. It grows very fast and has a certain degree of disease resistance.

5. Rapeseed greens

It naturally prefers a cool environment, so the temperature at which it germinates can also be relatively low, and at 20 to 25°C it will emerge in about 4 days.