Methods and precautions for cultivating leafy cabbage

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1. Soil

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Nutrients

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Soil: Using soil with thick soil and good drainage is conducive to the growth of leafy vegetables, and sandy loam soil is the first choice. Moisture: It has a relatively large demand for water, so just water it as soon as the soil layer dries. Watering should be done so that there is no accumulation of water to avoid water damage and root rot. Temperature: It likes high temperatures, the best growth temperature is 18-25℃, and cannot tolerate low temperatures. Nutrition: It likes fertilizer. After peeling the leaves, it needs to be top-dressed in time to supplement nutrients for it.

1. Soil

1. Soil

It is better to choose soil with thick soil, good drainage and fertile soil for cultivating leafy cabbage. Generally, sandy loam soil is the first choice. This soil can provide sufficient nutrient requirements for leafy cabbage, allowing it to grow stronger.

2. Moisture

Its root system is relatively developed and it likes to grow in a relatively humid environment. When the soil layer dries, just water it as soon as possible. When watering, you should choose morning and evening times. The temperature is too high at noon. Watering at high temperatures will affect the natural growth of leafy greens and cause plant damage.

3. Temperature

Leaf lettuce has a certain resistance to high temperatures. Higher temperatures will promote the growth of its branches and leaves. The optimal growth temperature is 18-25°C. If the temperature is too low, It will cause frostbite and affect its normal growth.

4. Nutrients

During the maintenance period, it should be kept absorbing sufficient nutrients, and base fertilizer is generally used as fertilizer. Fertilization should be carried out after peeling leaves, which can promote the formation and growth of new leaves and increase the yield of leafy cabbage. Be careful not to use concentrated fertilizers on the plants.

2. Moisture

3. Temperature

4. Nutrients

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