Planting method for interplanting peppers with spring cucumbers in a greenhouse
What standards should age-appropriate strong seedlings of spring cucumbers in a greenhouse meet? When is the best time to plant them? In greenhouse spring cucumber production, to improve economic returns, harvesting as early as possible is required, and planting must wait until the ground temperature has steadily passed 10°C, so only by planting larger seedlings can the goal of early maturity be achieved. Planting smaller seedlings in the greenhouse can eas...
How are peppers interplanted with spring cucumbers in a greenhouse? Interplanting peppers with spring cucumbers in a greenhouse means that, without changing the number of cucumber plants, planting time, temperature and humidity regulation, or fertilizer and water management for the greenhouse spring cucumbers, peppers are planted between the rows; the two vegetables grow together for a period, and after the cucumbers are pulled up, production continues as greenhouse peppers until frost arrives. The specific method is: when preparing the land and applying base fertilizer, spread the base fertilizer needed by both greenhouse vegetables onto the ground in one application, applying 10000 kg of high-quality farmyard manure per mu, then deep plow and rake level, and make 50 cm ridges; plant cucumbers on every other ridge, with a plant spacing of 17-20 cm, planting as shallowly as possible, so that after the planting holes are closed, the soil surface of the cucumber seedling block is 1 cm above the ground. Plant peppers in the empty furrows between the ridges, planting two plants every 30 cm, in the same way as conventional pepper planting. About 4000 cucumber plants and about 4500 pepper plants per mu. After planting the seedlings, irrigate at the same time, and close the planting holes after 1-2 days.