Bitter melon planting technology

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1. Select soil

2. Processing

3. Germination

4. Planting

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Before planting bitter melon, you must first prepare suitable soil. Try to use fertile and deep soil. It is best to do it in spring. Prepare the seeds and put them in clean water, soak them for a few hours and put them in carbendazim for an hour. Take them out, clean them, and stir them in warm water to induce germination. Finally plant it into the soil, cover it with soil and then cover it with film.

1. Select soil

1. Soil selection

Before planting, you must first select the planting site. It is best to use deep and fertile soil for cultivation, and apply a certain amount of base fertilizer to the soil. The time of planting selection is also critical. It is best to do it in spring. Doing it at the right time will make it grow more vigorously.

2. Treatment

Seeds They are usually bacteria, so they need to be disinfected before germination can be carried out. Put it into clean water and soak it for about 3-5 hours. Then use carbendazim solution, soak it for an hour, take it out, put it in clean water, and rinse it thoroughly.

3. Germination

Clean The seeds need to be put into 50 degree water and stirred continuously to prevent the seeds from being burned. When it reaches 30 degrees, there is no need to stir it. Clean it after soaking for a day. Wrap it in a towel, place it in an environment of 30-35°C, wash it with warm water every day, and it can be planted after 3-4 days.

4. Planting

Get ready The soil should be watered thoroughly, and after the water at the bottom becomes moist, the seeds should be planted into the soil. Then cover it with a layer of 2cm of soil and cover it with plastic film. After the seedlings grow, peel off the film and receive appropriate light.

2. Processing

3. Germination

4. Planting

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