How long is the growth period of pea 1 and the number of days it grows?
The growth period of pea is related to planting time and maintenance methods. Generally, its growth period is about 90 days. If cultivated in winter, its growth period will be extended to about 180 days. If properly maintained, its growth period will be shortened, and vice versa.
2. Adequate lighting
Dutch bean is a long-day plant. In its growing period, sufficient light is needed to facilitate its photosynthesis, so as to blossom and bear fruit in advance. Otherwise, if the light is insufficient, it is likely to prolong its flowering time and the growth of plants will be weaker.
3, moisture requirements
The growth of peas needs enough water, so it is best to water the soil often during the growth period to keep the soil slightly wet. When the climate is dry, water should also be sprayed around to increase the air humidity, otherwise the peas will dry up easily due to insufficient water, but water is not allowed in the soil to avoid root rot of peas.
3. Apply thin chemical fertilizer frequently
During the growing period, it is necessary to fertilize peas regularly. Before it blooms, some quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer can be applied to promote its vigorous reverse growth. After that, when it sits on the pod, it needs topdressing with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and topdressing once after each harvest, which can improve the yield of peas.