First, select seeds to accelerate germination.
If you want peas to germinate quickly, you can hurry them up. Prepare 40% salt water, soak the seeds in it for a while, remove the floating and wormy seeds, and treat the rest at low temperature. Seeds should be stored at 0-2℃ for about 65438 05 days, and then they can be sown. In addition, you can also blanch the seeds with hot water at 55℃ 15 minutes, and keep stirring during the period to ensure uniform heating.
Second, rhizobia seed dressing
Before planting peas, seeds should be dressed with rhizobia. The advantage of seed dressing is to increase yield. Due to the increase of nodules, the stems and leaves of plants will grow more vigorously, produce more pods and have higher yield. Usually, rhizobia10-19g is used per mu, and a small amount of water is added to mix with the seeds evenly.
Third, soil preparation and fertilization
Peas are suitable for growing in nutrient-rich soil. In order to improve soil fertility, reasonable fertilization can be applied before planting. Fertilizers are mostly based on decomposed manure, compost and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can effectively increase production. After the fertilizer is applied to the soil, it needs to be turned deep and turned inside to avoid volatilization and waste.
Fourth, sow.
Peas are mostly planted on demand, and the row spacing should be kept at about 10-20cm, and the spacing between plants should be 5cm. Sow 2-6 seeds per hole, and cover them properly after sowing. If the soil is dry, the cover is slightly thicker. After that, water it properly, and pay attention to heat preservation and moisture preservation, waiting for its emergence.