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The Dangers of Not Sowing Kale on Time

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Kale is a variant of edible cabbage. Kale has bright and lively colors and is often used as an ornamental potted plant. Today we will learn about when to sow kale.

The Dangers of Not Sowing Kale on Time

Sowing time of kale

The most important and commonly used method of propagating kale is sowing and propagation, and when sowing and propagating, the sowing time must be controlled. Very important to the growth of kale. Under normal circumstances, it is best to sow kale seeds from mid-July to early August every year. Sowing kale during this period is conducive to seed germination and healthy growth. However, the amount of rain during this period is relatively large, so we must pay attention to drainage during the cultivation of kale. After sowing is complete, kale can be planted around late August. In this way, kale can grow in a suitable temperature, with good growth conditions and high ornamental value.

The dangers of not sowing kale on time

If you sow kale seeds before July, the leaves of the kale will turn abnormally yellow in the late growth period of the kale. The kale with this phenomenon is not only unsightly, but also very difficult to manage. Extending the management period is time-consuming and labor-intensive. If you sow kale seeds later than the optimal time, it will already be late autumn and the weather will gradually become colder. The growth temperature of kale will not be enough, and the growth condition will not be good enough. The leaves of kale grown in this climate will be smaller. Small, the ornamental value of the kale cultivated in this way will be greatly reduced, showing poor growth conditions, affecting the appearance.

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