The sprouts, a relatively special vegetable, is a mutated species that is domesticated in the pyres, with a thick root of flesh, and leaves that are softened by the root of flesh, and are very high-grade buds of vegetables. Here's to learn about the method of home-planting sprouts。
1. Soil requirements
Soils growing pyrethroids need to be lax and fertile, and generally grown in several ways, ranging from soft production to hydroponic production, to very few soils, to one that is planted for ground seedlings, which can be grown with a flower basin or field, which needs to be filled with organic fertilizers prior to planting, or mixed with farm fat soil, which increases at a later stage, with soil decomposition and drainage。
Seed breeding
Seeds can be purchased directly, and then planted in seedling boxes, before planting can be impregnated for two to four hours, so that the seeds are fully watered, and seeds are buried shallowly (and in quantities that are just below the desirable level of seeds) in seedling cells, so that the basin* is wet. Infertility can also be planted in the soil。
3. Temperature management
Seeds can be planted directly into the soil, wetted in one-time water, preferably up to 80 per cent. To be successful, a budding daisy needs to have a temperature of more than 12 degrees, grow fast at around 15 degrees, grow at short intervals of about 3 to 5 centimeters, and be eaten about 3 to 4 months after planting。
4. Light management
The sprouts are an unsatisfied plant that can be maintained in the course of conservation, with dark light, with a large foam box prepared and then placed in a foam box with well-planted sprouts, which will maintain long-term dark light maintenance, without shortage of water, with a small mouth at night to soak, but without light。
Collection
The plume is a perennial plant, and as long as it protects the root, it is easy to protect the root, and when we harvest it, we can cut it off with a knife and keep it at the top of the root, which will soon grow again. In addition, the growth of pyrethroids is mainly based on nutrients and moisture absorbed from the roots, and each time they are eaten, the pyrethroid leaves above can be taken down for consumption and some of the leaves kept on them, which in a few days can grow into large leaves, which is also a method of harvesting。
The above is a description of the plumbbits planted in their homes, which are so thin, so sweet, so simple, so short, so they can be grown for about 30 days, so they can try their own pelvis, so they can reap the delicious plumes。
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