Taro planting technical information, taro planting methods

1. Choose a plot: Choose a well-drained, moist and soft plot as the taro planting site. 2. Sowing method:

Small taro is placed in the planting furrow at a distance of 25 cm and covered with soil. 3. Post-management: After the taro seedlings emerge, a greenhouse should be built for it.

4. Precautions: taro should be dug up and stored in the cellar after it matures in autumn and winter.

1. Select a plot

Before planting taro, it is necessary to choose a suitable plot, generally with good drainage, moist and soft plots as the planting land, after selecting the land, it will be ploughed once, and then apply a mixed fertilizer of ash miscellaneous fertilizer and ternary compound fertilizer.

2. Sowing method:

Choose a sturdy small taro with no cracks and pests and diseases as the seed bulbs, then dig a planting ditch with a distance of meters in the plot, and then place the small taro in the ditch according to the plant spacing of 25 cm, keep the bud point facing up, and finally cover it with soil.

3. Post-management

After the taro seedlings emerge, it is necessary to build a greenhouse for it, the scaffolding should be fixed with iron wire to prevent it from being blown down by the strong wind, and when the plant grows to 30 cm high, its side vines and heart leaves should be removed, and weeds and dead leaves in the field should be removed regularly.

4. Precautions

When the taro matures in autumn and winter, it is dug up, and the large, well-developed taro is stored in the cellar, which is covered with soil and keeps the environment moist, while the stunted small taro can be used for the next sowing.

Planting taro can be carried out in April every year, before planting can be dried and disinfected, and then the taro can be placed in a warm and humid environment, waiting for the taro to grow young shoots, take it out, and plant it in fertile and loose soil, after planting, it can provide pollution-free water for taro, help taro adapt to the environment, and restore growth.

1. Planting time

Taro can be planted in the spring of each year, and taro is suitable for growing in a warmer environment, after spring April, the temperature begins to rise, which is more suitable for taro growth, so planting can be carried out in spring April. When planting taro, humus soil with rich trace element content and good drainage can be used.

2. Germination method

Before planting taro, in order to provide the germination rate of the plant, the taro can be treated with germination. First of all, you need to select the taro that is intact and undamaged, and put it in the sun to dry and disinfect for two days, and then put the taro in a ventilated and humid environment, and wait for the taro to grow young shoots, and then you can plant.

3. Planting

When planting taro, you can put the section of the young shoots facing upwards and then put it in the soil hole. Moreover, taro is suitable for growing in deep soil, so after planting, you can cover five to ten centimeters of soil above the taro, and at the same time, you need to control the planting spacing to about 30 centimeters.

4. Post-management

In the later management of taro dongsong, it can provide a balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer to improve the growth rate of the plant, and can also provide all-day sunshine for the taro, so that the plant can carry out photosynthesis normally, deliver more nutrients to the roots, and also provide pollution-free water for the taro to keep the environment moist.