How and when to plant yam beans

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1. Planting method

2. Planting time

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It is best to plant yam beans in sandy soil with good air permeability. The selection of varieties is very important. They are required to be full in size and maintain a diameter of about 3cm. Before planting, cover it in wet sand to encourage germination. When you see young sprouts emerging from it, you can sow the seeds. The timing of planting is also critical. The time is after the frost is over, which is around mid-April in spring.

1. Planting method

1. Planting method

1. Soil: There are certain requirements for the soil quality for growth. It is best to have sandy soil with good air permeability, which can also facilitate drainage and be rich in nutrients. This will provide more favorable growth and healthier root development.

2. Breed selection: The selection of varieties is very important and requires The appearance is bright in color, relatively full in size, and smooth to the touch. There are not many tumors on it, and it is not affected by pests and diseases. The diameter is maintained at about 3cm. Only high-quality seeds have a greater chance of survival.

3. Germination: Germination must be done before planting. The yam beans are buried in moist sand, covered with 3-5 cm of sand, and placed in an environment of about 25°C. When young sprouts are observed emerging from them, they can be sown.

4. Sowing: Level the land, sow the selected beans in it, cover it with soil, and water it thoroughly.

2. Planting time

The planting time is also critical. Yam beans cannot withstand the cold and can easily cause frostbite to the plants. The time should be chosen after the frost is over, that is, after the frost. In spring, around mid-April, the climate at this time is more suitable, which is conducive to growth and recovery.