How to survive the winter with leeks in the ground, and how to grow leeks well

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1. How to spend the winter

2. How to plant and grow well

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If you want the leeks in the ground to survive the winter safely, you must irrigate them with freezing water in time. The time should be chosen to start in early December, not too late or too early. Too early will not have the antifreeze effect, and too late will easily aggravate frost damage. Appropriate fertilization is also required, with 1,500 kilograms of human urine and manure applied per acre to ensure sufficient nutrients. In addition, the soil should be cultivated, cultivated near the roots, and cultivated three times throughout the winter. This can provide insulation and prevent frostbite.

1. How to spend the winter

1. How to survive the winter

1. Water to seal in the freezing water: Only by pouring the sealing water in time can you ensure a better winter survival. You need to be careful when watering, not too early or too late. The moisture will be absorbed too early and the antifreeze effect will not be achieved. Watering too late will easily cause frost damage. Not only will it fail to prevent freezing, it will also aggravate the frost damage. Start watering in early December every year and water thoroughly and thoroughly.

2. Build soil and fertilize: Although leeks have entered dormancy in winter stage, but it still needs to be properly fertilized. 1,500 kilograms of human urine and manure must be applied to each acre of land, and the soil must be cultivated. Applying soil can protect its roots from freezing. Usually, you need to apply soil three times throughout the winter and just pile it near the roots. In addition, you can also use hay to cover it, which can also prevent frost.

2. How to plant and grow well

< p> If you want leeks to grow better, soak the seeds before planting. If there are any shriveled ones, pick them out to increase their germination rate. And for germination treatment, soak it in water for two days and then plant it after it opens. It is best to plant in spring, with a row spacing of 10 cm and a plant spacing of 2 cm. It should not be too dense, otherwise it will also affect the growth. It can be harvested and eaten when it reaches a length of 10 cm. In addition, pay attention to proper fertilization after each harvest to promote better germination.

2. How to plant and grow well

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