The most common foods in our daily lives, whether cooking, soup, barbecues, tacos, tacos, etc., are delicious and delicious and very popular in the market. There are also many farmers who like to grow some taro, which they then store at home to eat. However, each of the tacos grown by farmers weighs two to three pounds, each of them four to five pounds, and not as big as the shell sold on the market. So how do you grow and manage to grow potatoes as big as shells? The following is an analysis of the planting process:
1. Potatoe grows in the environment; in order to grow up to 10 pounds of taro, it is first necessary to understand the environment in which it grows. The taro, which consists of wetland belts that are cold, hot and hot, is best grown at a temperature range of 15-35°c and the most suitable at 20-30°c. Potato requirements for moisture are natural environmental conditions that prefer to be wet, requiring long-term soil humidity in taro, especially during the booming period of the leaves and the formation of the tubing, requiring large quantities of water and 80-95 per cent soil humidity. Although taro is short-lived and flood-resistant, drylands are not suitable for cultivation. The demand for light is not stringent for taro growth, it is somewhat weak, and growth and expansion in tao plume requires conditions for long sunlight. Potatoes are less demanding for soil, and soil alkalinity at ph of about 6. 5 is a choice of sandy sandy or corrosive soil for high yield. Potato is a fertilizing crop for nutrients, generally using three main elements of potassium nitrogen phosphorus, preferably corroded and fertilizers combined, with better agricultural fertilization。
2. Varieties are selected; the size of the taro species is determined, and it is the variety that determines whether the taro can reach 10 pounds. Because there are many varieties of taro, the shapes and sizes of cultivation vary widely, some of them are about 2-3 pounds, and in good environmental conditions each one has five pounds. To get a dozen pounds of taro, it is necessary to choose a large variety of beryllium, which is a large and delicious variety, as large as a shell。
3. Cultivation time and seedlings are more appropriate in spring, usually in march-april. Choosing non-pest-free, well-sized taro as a seed, preplanting the seeding, placing the taro in sunlight for two days, and washing the taro into a wet environment or sand, at temperatures of around 20 degrees, with a small sprouts growing for about a dozen days。
4. Potato requirements; rural farmers who have grown crops are aware of the fact that before planting, they are generally required to land early, preferably 25 cm deep in winter, which is conducive to solar ultraviolet tan for one winter, which helps to ease the soil, increase fertility and kill the fungus and eggs contained in the soil. By the time of spring, a few days before planting, finely fined land, each acre being put into the manure pile of a decomposed farmer by more than 5,000 pounds, the more it will be, the more the farm manure will be very favourable to the development of the taro, with ammonium nitrate 30 kg and phosphorus 20 kg. All fertilizers are distributed evenly into the soil, and they are then flattened with a farm machine to form a piece of land, 1 metre wide and 20 centimetres deep and 40 centimetre wide。
5, taro cultivation; taro cultivation is generally burrowed, with two rows of land a metre wide, with a distance of 35 centimetres and a distance of 60 centimetres, with around 2,500 pits per acre, type-to-air digs, sprouts up the top of the taro, covering 5 centimetres of soil, and pouring water once to the ground. Some 10 days after the cultivation of the taro, the seedlings were brought into the field water fertilizer management techniques。
6. Field management techniques; taro tends to grow mainly in hydro-fertilizer management and the cultivation of grass-breeding soil. One water fertilizer; six months after the seeding of the taro, the fatting starts three times throughout the life and long term, and the moisture is better served by more decomposed manure, which must be kept moist, and the taro needs more water, preferably 8 cm deep in the ditch. Fertilizers are followed up every 20 days or so, for the first time, mainly by fast-acting nitrogen fertilizer, and are treated with urea of 15 kg per acre, together with decomposed manure. For the second time, a fertilizing tree was hunted with 40 kg of compound urea per acre and 10 kg of urea per acre for deep application. For the third time, during the swelling of the root of the tarp, the fat was followed once again, with a compound weight of 40 kg per acre, and potassium nitrate of 20 kg per acre, with deep root application. It is also possible to spray folate, with 0. 5 per cent potassium phosphate per acre, once a week and two to three times a week。
Weeding is also a very important activity during the growth of taro, which has been cultivated three times and combined with fat water. Potato, which is a growing plant, grows a lot of potatoes, and if you want to grow 10 pounds of taro, you have to use artificially to reduce the amount of taro in the field, so that the real mother can absorb all the nutrients alone, so that the size of the taro is larger. When a seedling is found to grow, it is timely to use a knife to cut the seedlings together, so be careful not to cut the mother to avoid affecting growth. Potatoheads are highly resistant to pests, and those who grow them know that they do not need to spray pesticides. If they are to be prevented, they can be sprayed into the taro fields with lime powder, which can be used as fertilizer, while treating insects, using 150 pounds per acre。
7. Harvesting; the size of the taro species varies from one species to another, usually during spring, march-april, to august-october. The harvest must be deep-drilled before the taro can be pulled out slowly, and it cannot be forcibly removed or damaged, and it will not last。
Summarizing; this is about the cultivation of taro, “how can it grow and be managed to grow up to 10 pounds of taro?” i'd like to help my friends who like to grow taro, just for information. If there's something wrong, please leave a message and comment on any better ways to grow you. Please accept
