What are the precautions for planting celery in June?
What should be noted when planting celery in June? Please give guidance. Celery is a crop with a shallow root system, weak drought tolerance, and high transpiration, so it needs moist soil and air conditions. Therefore, when planting celery in hot and dry seasons, the entire growth process requires timely irrigation and topdressing to meet its growth needs. Hot and dry...
What should be noted when planting celery in June? Please give guidance.Celery is a crop with a shallow root system, weak drought tolerance, and high transpiration, so it needs moist soil and air conditions. Therefore, when planting celery in hot and dry seasons, the entire growth process requires timely irrigation and topdressing to meet its growth needs.
In hot and dry seasons, shade nets can be used to cool down and retain moisture, which is beneficial for growth, reduces fiber, and improves quality.
Summer temperatures are high, so the soil should be kept moist frequently, which is beneficial for the vigorous growth of celery.
Water immediately after planting, then water again after 2-3 days to keep the soil moist. After the seedlings recover, promptly remove yellowed and withered outer leaves and old leaves. Outer leaves lying flat on the ground should be lifted up through intertillage, and then topdressing should be applied with watering. After summer celery grows 5 to 6 leaves, its growth accelerates. In terms of management, the main focus should be on promoting growth, and generally no seedling hardening is carried out. About 1 month after planting, celery enters its vigorous growth period, and both fertilizer and water should be applied heavily.
During the field period, attention should be paid to pest and disease control and weed control. Generally, pesticide is applied once every 7 days, and weeds are removed once every half month.
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