Lily Cultivation Method Part Three: How to Carry Out High-Ridge Cultivation
Lily Cultivation Method Part Three: High-ridge cultivation. It is suitable for places with a relatively high groundwater table and more rainfall. For high-ridge cultivation in the south, plow the land after the previous crop is harvested to a depth of about 30CM, and apply 2500KG per mu as base fertilizer together with plowing. Generally, ridges are used for wide beds, with the base of the ridge 60CM wide, about 30CM wide needed, and 25-30CM high. Between the ridges are water furrows with a bottom width of about 30CM. In high-ridge cultivation, topdressing must be carried out throughout the growing period to promote growth and increase yield.
Lily cultivation method three: high-ridge cultivation. Suitable for places with a relatively high groundwater table and more rainfall. In the south, for high-ridge cultivation, plow the land after the previous crop is harvested, to a depth of about 30 cm, and apply 2500 kg per mu as base fertilizer together with plowing. Generally, ridge planting is used with a ridge width; the ridge base is 60 cm wide, the required width is about 30 cm, and the height is 25–30 cm. Between the ridges are water ditches with a bottom width of about 30 cm. In high-ridge cultivation, topdressing must be carried out throughout the growth period to promote growth and increase yield.