Speaking of anti-season planting, this is a technical job! The normal planting season is march-april, but counter-season cultivation is generally in september-october. At this point, the weather starts to cool and the growth of the taro is slowing, so special attention needs to be paid to temperature protection measures. I suggest a black membrane cover, which can keep warm and inhibit weed growth. When temperatures are below 15 °c, it is advisable to build a small shed with ventilation during the day and at night. The use of drip irrigation is recommended because of the control of water and the ease with which anti-seasonal cultivation can accumulate its roots. With regard to fertilizers, more organic fertilizers are applied, but nitrogen fertilizer is reduced in appropriate quantities to prevent growing. To be honest, the cost of anti-season planting will be higher, but the market price will double and it'll be a good thing
What's a pelican field management technique
It's easy, easy, hard to say. First, weeding must be regular. Weed-weed-weed-weed-weed-weed-weed-weed! Artificial weeding is recommended, rather than herbicide, which can easily hurt taro. Secondly, it is important to be careful of the soil, and to make it every 20 days or so, so that the taro can grow big and round. Water management is particularly critical, keeping the soil wet but without water, and it is best to pour water one at a time, as is now the case with high temperatures. The application of fertilization is phased: the front stage of nitrous fertilizer promotes the growth of leaf blades, the medium-term increase of potassium phosphate fertilisation, and the end-stage control of nitrogen fertilizers to prevent longing. And there's the secret that it can improve a lot of quality when you're high in taro. Remember, management has to be hard-working, but there is no need to over-intervention, and it is important that the taro grow naturally。
How to grow the tacos
King penang is a "nobility" of taro, and planting is more sophisticated. The selection is particularly critical, with an even head, full-eyed potato, preferably 50 grams. Precaution with multibacterium impregnated seedlings at about 25°c. Controlling the density is 80 cm line and 40 cm range. The base weight is sufficient, 3000 kg of corroded organic fat per acre plus 50 kg of compound fat. Particular attention should be paid during growth to the prevention and treatment of molluscs and to the immediate removal of strains and the sterilization of cells with raw lime. The pelican tara is particularly sensitive to moisture, irrigated in a timely manner during drought and drained during the rainy season. Water should be stopped 20 days before the harvest, so that the taco tastes more pink. To be honest, it's worth a try
How do you plant the pelican
New hands grow pelicans, and remember that these points are half as successful. First, it's important to choose the earth, which is deep, well drained, and the front is best rice or vegetables. The whole floor must be ploughed at more than 30 cm to break the earth. Potato treatment is critical, with the choice of non-illness-free potato, which is decontaminated for 10 minutes with over 50% more than 800 times more fungus. Cultivation usually occurs between late march and early april, when temperatures are best stabilized at above 15°c. Planting depths of 10-15 cm, the seeding of tara is tilted and sprouts up. The seedlings are identified in a timely manner to ensure full seedling. The fertilization is pursued three times: during seeding, planting and taro periods, and not at all. Pest and disease management needs to be done ahead of schedule. Remember, it takes patience to grow potatoes, which usually take six to seven months to harvest。
I'd like to know the details of how the pelicans are grown, the climate, temperature, humidity, soil, etc
Let me give you a detailed account of the growth requirements of the plum. With regard to climate, pelicans prefer warm and wet environments, with the highest growth temperature of 20-30°c, below 15°c or above 35°c, which can affect growth. The humidity must remain at 70-80 per cent, too dry, too dry, too wet and easily ill. Soils are best loose and fertile sandy and phs 5. 5-6. 5 are ideal. Soils are measured prior to planting, so that too acidic accelerants are applied to lime. The light should be sufficient, but the sun should be covered properly when it is strong. For water to be convenient, taro needs sufficient moisture throughout life. Special reminders: it would be preferable to have more than three years of rotation as a result of a combination of high morbidity. It's not easy to grow a taro! By the way, environmental requirements vary at different stages of growth and management measures need to be adapted flexibly。
