Yellow cauliflower planting and cultivation:

1, selecting the land to prepare the ground.

Yellow cauliflower generally grows in the hillside or mountain and other locations, like loose, micronutrient-rich soil, planting should be selected sunny, deep soil plots, adding cake fertilizer as well as manure for turning, so that the yellow cauliflower grows in the fertile soil.

2, seed propagation.

When planting yellow cauliflower, you should first put the seeds into the seedling tray to raise seedlings, and then take them out of the soil when they grow 2-3 leaves, shake off the soil from the roots, and then plant the yellow cauliflower seedlings into the open, fertile fields.

3, field management.

The optimal growth temperature of yellow cauliflower is around 15-20 degrees Celsius, and the temperature should be controlled during the breeding period, shade should be provided when the light is too strong, and water should be sprayed on sunny days to cool down the temperature, and nitrogen fertilizers, phosphorus fertilizers, potassium fertilizers, urea and so on should be applied to the yellow cauliflower during the growth process.

4, pest control.

Yellow cauliflower disease is relatively small, but easy to suffer from aphids, when a small number of eggs appear on the leaves, to be manually de-wormed, if the pest erosion is serious, to spray Lego emulsion, and spraying half a month after the spraying can not be harvested yellow cauliflower.

The yellow cauliflower is the flower buds of the yellow-flowered daylily in the lily family, also known as golden needles. Yellow cauliflower has a high nutritional value, containing 14.1 grams of protein per 100 grams, 1.1 grams of fat, 62.6 grams of carbohydrates, 463 milligrams of calcium, 173 milligrams of phosphorus, and a variety of vitamins.