1. Fertilization frequencyThe interval time varies greatly depending on the fertilizer used. If it is liquid fertilizer, it can be applied once a week; if it is livestock manure at home, it can be applied once every half a month or about 20 days. It is best to fertilize according to the growth of the vegetables. If its growth is good, it means there are still certain nutrients in the soil, so you don't need to fertilize it yet. When applying fertilizer, apply it in small amounts and do not apply excessive amounts. 2. Fertilization methodWhen applying fertilizer, you must master the correct method. First, dig a trench at a certain distance from the roots, then put the appropriate fertilizer in and cover it with soil. Then water the growing soil appropriately. This will not only dilute the fertilizer, but also help the vegetables absorb the fertilizer. 3. Notes1. When applying fertilizer, do not splash it on the leaves, as it may easily burn the leaves. Also, do not apply it too close to the roots of the plant, as it may cause root burns. 2. When choosing fertilizer, do not use uncomposted fertilizer. The heat of such fertilizer will be very high after fermentation, which can easily burn the vegetables. |
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