Potatoes are the most common potato we live in, and the area under cultivation in our country is very large. When potatoes are grown, the production of bare-column potatoes is much greater and directly affects the productivity of farmers. So now many people are doing their best to increase potatoes production. So how do you grow potatoes to produce more? Let's take a quick look at this
1. Land selection
Potatoes are unconnected, so when we choose to grow a plot of potatoes, we first have to make sure that the first three crops of the plot are not potatoes or other tomato crops. The potato is highly susceptible to a variety of endemic diseases, with serious effects on production, not to mention high yields. Soil hazards are also very high and can lead to soil nutrient loss, especially trace elements. If potato growth lacks trace elements, not only is production low but quality very poor. Crops such as wheat should therefore be rotated。
2. Soil landscape
The main eating part of potatoes is the stem. Potato trachea growth requires a loose and fertile soil. So if we want high potatoes, then we have to do the job. The fields where potatoes are grown are selected for normal, thick and soft soils. After the harvest of the former crop, the soil is then further cultivated and ready for planting. Controlled by the size of the plot and its water content. If the terrain is high and well drained, then it can be properly broad, and vice versa。
3. Scientific fertilization
Potato growth is in great need of nutrition, so we have to do the fertilizer work. In the field as a whole, it is applied in conjunction with base fat, which is dominated by decomposed farm fattening, and which is applied below 10 cm of the earth by fertilizers such as calcium perphosphate and grasswood as suitable. Then we're going to do a fat hunt based on the growth of the potatoes, and then we're going to eat the seedlings once, and we're going to grow them. Potato fertilizers are then to be applied once in the current period, and fertilization is generally not appropriate after flowering, based on the strength of the plant。
4 saplings
Following the low production of seedlings in potatoes, work is to be done on seedlings. After seymour, the seedlings were removed, strong seedlings were retained, and about five seedlings were retained per den for the first time. Then the second seedlings were reduced to about three. Pre-planting can be effective in increasing the rate of seedling transfer to life by spraying appropriate amounts of new diluted high-fat film. When the plant is grown to about 30 cm, proper spraying of some ground fruit tiring is carried out once a week and three times a week to provide sufficient nutrition for potato growth。
