The most advanced method of growing chives

The continuous improvement of science and technology is reflected in all aspects of life, such as vegetable planting, which is closely related to our daily life. The improvement of technology can promote the improvement of vegetable yield and quality. We can start with a certain vegetable and see how to grow the best vegetable. For various considerations, the editor would like to introduce to you the planting method of leek today and take a look at the most advanced planting method.

The most advanced method of growing chives

1. Choose the right soil

The choice of soil is very important. Generally speaking, the soil should be flat and easy to irrigate the chives, which means that the soil must have good drainage. And the soil should be fertile and well-structured, preferably with sandy soil as the main soil. Only such soil can provide the best fertilizer for the growth of chives and ensure the high-quality and high-yield growth of chives.

2. Do a good job of sowing and planting

The sowing method is relatively simple. Spread the germinated seeds evenly in a place filled with sandy soil, and then cover it with a film. If there is no condition, straw can also be used. After sowing, irrigation should be done well to prevent the seeds from growing poorly due to lack of water. After sowing, the leek seedlings should be planted well. The planting depth is generally not enough to bury the rhizomes of the leek seedlings.

3. Additional water and fertilizer management

It is also very important to keep up with water and fertilizer management after planting. Generally, the planting of leek will enter a rainy season after planting. During the rainy season, drainage work must be done to prevent the leek seedlings from being flooded. If there is a dry season, water and fertilizer must be sufficient to meet the growth needs of leek. If the weather is dry, more fertilizers must be added in time, because the temperature will accelerate the dilution of fertilizers, which may cause premature and excessive volatilization of fertilizers.