The planting time and method of garlic sprouts, cultivation and management techniques

Time for planting garlic sprouts

Allium scutellaria is mostly planted in the southern region. Generally, the planting time is from September to October. In fact, it is difficult for allium scutellaria to germinate. Therefore, the temperature cannot be too low when planting. You must know that the growth speed of allium scutellaria itself is not fast. If the temperature is still low, its growth speed will be even slower.

How to plant garlic sprouts

1. Land preparation

Planting radish requires proper fertilization and land preparation. When we prepare the land, we need to make it flat, preferably without any potholes, and then dig trenches to facilitate soil drainage. The base fertilizer can be applied directly into the soil.

2. Seed selection and sowing

When we plant radish, we choose seeds of the same size and that are full. When planting these seeds in the soil, we need to pay attention to the distance. Generally, it is best to plant about 15-20 cm between each radish. Planting at this distance will allow the radish to have enough growth space and allow it to germinate better. Then cover it with soil to promote germination, and cover it with mulch to keep it warm.

Notes on planting garlic sprouts

7 days after planting radish, you can observe whether there is a shortage of seedlings in the field. If so, you need to supplement the seedlings in time to ensure that the seedlings are all even. Water them after supplementing them to ensure the survival rate. When the radish seedlings grow to 15 cm, if they are yellow, it is a sign of fertilizer deficiency and topdressing is needed.