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  • The smell of spring: spring food

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    Key Point:And sowing the smell of spring♪ i can't grow ♪ sweat the garden, meet the most beautiful spring on the tip of the tongue, feel the love of spring in a slow day1. The raw food characteristics: cold, fast, 30 days to harvest, suitable for the plant. It's violet。2. Spinach characteristics: cold, cold-resistant, 4-6c germinate, suitable for early spring seeding。3. Peas point characteristics: soybeans have a short growth cycl

    And sowing the smell of spring

    ♪ i can't grow ♪ sweat the garden, meet the most beautiful spring on the tip of the tongue, feel the love of spring in a slow day

    1. The raw food characteristics: cold, fast, 30 days to harvest, suitable for the plant. It's violet。

    2. Spinach characteristics: cold, cold-resistant, 4-6°c germinate, suitable for early spring seeding。

    3. Peas point characteristics: soybeans have a short growth cycle and can be harvested several times and are suitable for balconies。

    4. Vegetables: wild vegetables, cold and drought-resistant, and edible 40 days after planting。

    5. Salmon characteristics: woody plants require large space (e. G. Courtyards) and pelvis control plants are high。

    How do you grow the pots

    A key step in family farming

    1. Preparation for seeding

    • container selection: a well-ventilated plastic basin, foam boxes (above 20 cm depth), perforated water at the bottom。

    • soil treatment: use of loosely fertilized and fertile soil (fossil + river sand + organic fertilizer mix). The new soil suggests that lime (150 g/m2) be sterilized, or that high-temperature tan。

    2. Sowing techniques

    • drumbing: seed hot water impregnated for four to five hours, with wet paper towels covered with leaching to avoid flashing (e. G. Lettuce, spinach)。

    • sowing methods:

    Scattered: small seed seeds such as lettuce and pickles, all of which spread behind their surfaces (0. 5 cm)。

    Radio: mid-element seeds, such as peas, are seeded in shallow ditches at a distance of 10 cm。

    Covered wetting: seeding followed by straw or membrane cover and timely elimination of seedlings。

    3. Daily management

    Water: keep the soil wet and water every two to three days for a long period of time, avoiding the accumulation of roots。

    • fertilisation:

    (c) base fat: confusion of decomposed goat dung or bean cake fat (10 per cent of soil) before seeding。

    Fertilization: long-term application of diluted organic fluids (e. G. Fish intestine water) or compound fertilizers (1 per month)。

    Saplings: 2-3 saplings of seedlings with a distance of 5-8 cm (breed, spinach). The peas are 15 cm tall and pick the sprouts。

    4. Pest management

    • physical insect resistance: aphid baited with cedars and hand-held larvae。

    • disease prevention: maintaining ventilation and avoiding foliage and water (e. G., lettuce morbid diseases)。

    Spring pickers, little pastors, let spring come to the table

    1. Preparatory/spring: extra lobes are collected in layers and the core leaves continue to grow。

    2. Peas tipping: picks the top of the top, which can be collected every 7 to 10 days。

    3. Vegetables: whole piles to be pulled up before the flower is blooming, and water torn or made。

     
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