What are the pollution-free fertilization methods for cilantro?
How do you fertilize cilantro in a pollution-free way? Please explain the methods. In autumn-winter or winter-spring, grow it using greenhouse edges, gaps, before and after main vegetables, intercropping, and relay cropping. When sowing, follow market demand and greenhouse growing conditions; it is best to sow at any time during the cool season. Cilantro grows...
How do you fertilize cilantro in a pollution-free way? Please explain the methods.
In autumn-winter or winter-spring, grow it using greenhouse edges, gaps, before and after main vegetables, intercropping, and relay cropping. When sowing, follow market demand and greenhouse growing conditions; it is best to sow at any time during the cool season.
Cilantro grows well on fertile, loose soil with strong water retention. After the previous crop is harvested, clear the stubble promptly, prepare the land, and apply fertilizer. For pollution-free cilantro, apply 45000-60000 kg/ha of decomposed organic fertilizer and 300-375 kg/ha of vegetable-specific fertilizer. The seedbed should be disinfected before sowing. The seeds need special treatment for disinfection, soaking, and germination. After sowing, keep warm and moist. After emergence, the soil temperature is relatively low, so water less and cultivate more. As the seedlings grow faster, appropriately increase the frequency of watering. When the seedlings are 10-15 cm tall, apply 1 topdressing of diammonium phosphate or urea at 225-300 kg/ha. Generally about 50 days after sowing, when the plants are 20-30 cm tall, they can be harvested for market.
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