Scallions can be grown using both seed sowing and seedling transplanting.

The time for sowing using seeds is around mid-September in the fall.

When sowing seeds, you need to y turn the plot of land in advance, additional fertilizer after these processes are done properly, before sowing. It is not easy to sow seeds that are too dense.

The seedling emergence time is about 7-10 days. Onions sown in the fall can be sold the following spring.

However, in my hometown, onions sown in this way are first harvested once or twice in the spring to sell the small onion leaves, and then transplanted in the summer.

Transplanting can be done either on a ridge or on a flat surface.

I think that transplanting in a ridge is more favorable for the future growth of onions.

Because the onions transplanted from the ridge can grow longer white onions and can be planted symmetrically on both sides of the ridge.

When transplanting, as with direct seeding, the soil needs to be dug deep, tidied up and fertilized in advance so that the soil is in a soft state and the transplanted onions are sure to produce a good harvest.

As for the precautions, it is necessary to deep turn the land, additional fertilizer to the main farmyard manure, no farmyard manure can only fertilize chemical fertilizer. In my hometown for the bottom of the chemical fertilizer diammonium, organic fertilizer, and so on.

Secondly, it is the growing process of field management, timely hoeing, timely observation of pests and diseases, timely and well in advance of the prevention-oriented management measures, and so on.

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