Fruit-type kohlrabi can be planted in patches or sporadically. It can be planted at the front of the greenhouse or intercropped with other crops, but be careful not to shade it. It is best to choose a plot that is not a cabbage vegetable crop for the first crop. After the previous crop is harvested, the remaining plants, rotten leaves and weeds should be cleared away in time, and transported out of the field for intensive high-temperature composting and other treatments. More than 2,000 kilograms of fully decomposed organic fertilizer or 800 kilograms of active organic fertilizer can be applied per acre. After plowing twice, a flat border of 1.3 meters wide and 6 to 8 meters long can be made. Low-lying plots prone to waterlogging can be made into tiles. Ridges and high borders. Generally, 3 rows are planted in each border, with an average row spacing of 35 to 45 cm and a plant spacing of 30 cm. There are 5,500 to 6,000 plants planted per acre. Pay attention to timely watering after planting.