Dutch beans can be planted all year round. The climate in spring and autumn is suitable, and it can be planted in the open air in February-April or late August.

But in summer and winter, it should be planted in greenhouse to achieve the purpose of shading and heat preservation. Generally speaking, it can be planted in May or after 10.

Planting methods and key points of Dutch beans

1, soil selection

When planting Dutch beans, it is best to choose slightly acidic soil with good drainage and rich organic matter, which can promote seed germination and differentiation, speed up its emergence time, reduce the probability of diseases during growth and ensure the quality of mature fruits.

2, proper watering

When planting peas, you need to water them properly. When the buds grow, reduce watering to ensure that the soil is in a semi-humid state and avoid water accumulation and rotten roots. But after flowering, it is necessary to increase the number of watering. In addition, quick-acting fertilizer should be applied and topdressing should be done after each harvest.

Matters needing attention in daily management of Dutch beans

After planting, we should pay attention to the amount of fertilizer and water, so that it can get enough water in the growth process, but it can't accumulate water, otherwise too much water will affect the absorption of nutrients by the root of the pea. And according to the actual situation, topdressing should be divided into three times, and urea can be used as fertilizer, so as to ensure the healthy growth of Dutch beans.