Methods and steps for growing radishes

1. Planting method

Radishes are usually sown by sowing. Because this method is easy to reproduce in large quantities and has a high success rate, it is more suitable for its cultivation.

2. Planting steps

1. Land preparation: Choose a place that can get sunlight and has relatively breathable and fertile soil, then deep plow the soil for flowers. When turning the soil, you need to add an appropriate amount of base fertilizer to provide more nutrients to the plants. Then dig several trenches in the ground with a depth of about 15-30cm (depending on the variety planted) and a width of 10-15cm.

2. Make ridges: Make ridges next to the ditch according to the varieties planted. The ridge height should be 20-25cm, the ridge width should be 1-1.5m, and the ridge surface should be flat.

3. Sowing: Sprinkle the seeds evenly into the trench, and then cover them with a little soil to cover the seeds.

4. Thinning: After the seedlings grow out, thinning should be carried out to remove the weaker seedlings. If some seedlings grow too densely, you need to pull out a few to prevent them from affecting each other's growth.

5. Watering: It is afraid of dryness, so you should water it in time and never let it lack water. However, during the rainy season, watering needs to be reduced, and if there is water accumulation in the soil, it needs to be drained in time.

6. Harvest: When the plant grows to a certain size, it can be harvested. Pull it out of the soil and save it.