1, radish, radish can be planted all year round, and the environmental requirements are not high. But it needs to be planted in fertile soil every time, and the environmental temperature needs to be controlled above 15℃, so that radish seeds can take root and sprout in the soil. If it is lower than 15℃, it is difficult to germinate.
2, mustard, mustard is more common in peacetime, usually sowing in August-autumn 10, but it can also be sown in greenhouse in winter1-February, and mustard can be picked and eaten in summer, which is rich in nutrients. Eating mustard in moderation at ordinary times can relieve exterior syndrome, induce diuresis, relax bowels and stimulate appetite.
3, garlic seedlings, when it comes to what vegetables are suitable for planting in January, garlic seedlings are extremely vital and can be planted in spring and autumn. However, if the temperature in the greenhouse is controlled between 15-22℃, garlic seedlings can also be planted at this time, and continuous watering and fertilization are needed during the growth process to make garlic seedlings grow better.
4, leek, each vegetable has different growth habits, so the sowing time is different, and leek can be sown in winter from 65438+February to February in spring, and the northern region is relatively cold, so it needs to be sown in February-April in spring. Sowing leeks in this period has the highest seed survival rate.
5, celery celery can generally be mixed with other foods to eat, it can increase the taste of food, usually can be sown in spring, summer and autumn, it is not recommended to sow in a cold environment in winter, but if you sow in a greenhouse, you can sow in winter, but the yield of celery will be reduced.
Pay attention to rational fertilization when growing vegetables.
If too much fertilizer is applied, the yield of vegetables may not be high. Blind fertilization will not increase the yield, and it is likely to burn the seedlings of vegetables. Fertilization is a big project, neither more nor less. Too much will feed the seedlings to death, and too little may lead to insufficient fertilization and yield. A more suitable fertilization method is full-layer fertilization, which fully mixes the fertilizer with the soil, and then turns it about 25 cm deep to maximize the effect of the fertilizer.