Peas germinate and emerge in 3 to 5 days. Peas need to be sown in loose, aerated soil, and the seeds absorb more water as they germinate, so you need to keep the soil moist after sowing. After waiting for peas to germinate, you can thin the seedlings according to the degree of sparseness, to avoid planting too dense, you can also fertilize the peas every 15 days, and maintain good light conditions for them.
Time for peas to germinate out of the soil1. 3 to 5 days
Peas germinate out of the soil in 3 to 5 days. Planting peas requires the use of loose and breathable soil, such soil is conducive to seed germination and emergence, peas need a lot of water when germinating, so keep the soil moist and wait for the peas to absorb enough water, they will germinate as soon as possible.
2, combing plants
After the peas germinate, they should be thinned out according to their sparseness, pea shoots are too dense, which will lead to a reduction in the water and nutrients in the soil, resulting in malnutrition of pea plants, which is not conducive to growth, and should be kept at a distance of 20 centimeters from each plant to make it grow healthily.
3, fertilization methods
Peas in the process of growth, need a lot of nutrients to be able to grow quickly, should be every 15 days or so time to apply a fertilizer to ensure that the growth of peas in the nutrient conditions, and at the same time, we should avoid a one-time fertilization is too much, which can easily lead to peas burned roots.
4, light conditions
Peas belong to the light-loving plants, light conditions require high, you should ensure that the peas sufficient light time, so that it can photosynthesis, provide nutrients for the growth of plants, in the high intensity of light, you should take measures to shade, to avoid sunlight burns the pea leaves.