When and how to plant red sweat vegetable

Planting time of red sweat vegetable

Red sweat vegetable prefers a warm growing environment. The most suitable temperature for seed germination is between 22-24 degrees. Therefore, according to its growth habits, the most suitable time for planting is spring and autumn. If it is sown in a greenhouse, as long as the temperature is well controlled, it can be planted all year round.

How to plant red sweat vegetable

1. Site selection and land preparation: Red sweat vegetable does not have high requirements for the soil in which it grows, but in order to have good growth, it is best to plant it in alkaline soil with flat terrain, convenient irrigation, and sufficient fertilizer. In addition, sufficient base fertilizer should be applied and deep plowing should be carried out.

2. Sowing and planting: When sowing red sweat vegetable, you need to mix the seeds and fine sand evenly, and then sow them in it. After that, you need to cover it with a thin layer of soil and water it thoroughly.

3. Maintenance and management: After the sowing of red sweat vegetable is completed, a layer of plastic film needs to be covered on the surface of the soil. This can play a role in heat preservation and is conducive to germination.

Precautions for planting red sweat vegetable

1. When caring for red sweat vegetable, it needs to be watered and fertilized appropriately, because it has a relatively high demand for nutrients and likes a humid growing environment.

2. When the red sweat vegetable seedlings are growing, if there are weeds around them, they need to be removed in time. This can avoid excessive waste of nutrients and is beneficial to the growth and development of the seedlings.