Correct Methods and Technical Points for Thinning Sesame Seedlings

(Agricultural Wealth Network) For sesame, the actual number of seedlings retained per hectare is only 10% to 15% of the sowing rate, and the rest must be pulled out. If thinning is not done in time, it will cause "seedling overcrowding", where seedlings crowd each other, competing for water, fertilizer and sunlight, forming spindly seedlings. And "seedling overcrowding" may well result in no harvest at all. Therefore, timely thinning and final singling of seedlings are important measures for achieving stable and high yields.