Do I need to pick leaves when growing turnips? What are the precautions when planting?

Radish leaves should not be picked too early or too late. Generally speaking, in the early stage of radish expansion, some old yellow leaves and diseased leaves can be destroyed because of the photosynthesis of these stems and leaves.

It is not strong, and it also consumes a certain amount of nutrients, which has little impact on the expansion of underground roots, and needs to be destroyed in time. In the middle stage of radish expansion, it can destroy part of the green leaves, control the nutrient consumption of aboveground stems and leaves, and facilitate the rapid expansion of underground tubers. In the later stage of radish expansion, a large number of stems and leaves can be destroyed, leaving only a small number of strong green leaves to maintain the accumulation of trace organic matter in the later stage of stem expansion.

In addition, about 5-7 days before the radish harvest, all the stems and leaves of the radish that are planned to be harvested can be destroyed, which can promote the crisp and sweet taste of the radish. When picking radish leaves, simply remove the yellowed or diseased leaves on the outside, and keep the new leaves that are growing well and tender in the middle.

This not only ensures the growth of radish leaves, but also does not affect the photosynthesis of plants. The main purpose of picking radish leaves is not to waste nutrients, but to provide excess nutrients to the underground stems, thus achieving high yields. Radish is a semi-cold vegetable that is grown in summer and autumn and can be stored for a long time.

Due to this characteristic, it has a wide range of transportation and cultivation, which can be cultivated from south to north. Radish seeds can germinate at low temperatures, and the best temperature for growing is 20 to 25 degrees Celsius.

Picking radish leaves is also easy. The purpose of removing leaves is to preserve nutrients, so those vigorous, sick, and old leaves need to be removed, leaving only one or two leaves. Leaf picking is very harmful to the normal growth of radish, so it is necessary to water and fertilize after leaf picking, and appropriately increase the fertility of the land so that the radish root system can better absorb fertilizer.

Radishes have huge leaves. When the density is too high, it is necessary to pluck some aged leaves, which can play a role in ventilation. As the space increases, it also receives enough light.

However, it is not advisable to pick too many leaves, and only pick the old leaves at the bottom of the radish. These old leaves have little effect and are not very useful, and they will also increase the consumption of nutrients. Picking the leaves will also have a good effect on the fruit swelling.

When planting turnips, proper leaf picking helps in the growth of turnips. Choose a place where the sun is good where radishes are grown. The selected soil should be turned over and fertilized. Water in moderation to keep the soil moist.

When planting radish, it is necessary to pick leaves, and it is necessary to pick leaves in the first three weeks of the radish expansion period, which is of great help to improve the yield and quality of radish.

The leaves of the radish need to be removed, and the radish must be larger, so as to make a good "appearance". It is still necessary to "take care" of the radish at any time, and the method used is to manually remove the excess leaves. In this way, the growth of the plant can be controlled, and too many nutrients will not be wasted, but almost all the nutrients are concentrated in the rhizome, so that the rhizome swells.

As the size of the radish grows, the individual radish also becomes heavier, which naturally increases the yield. The precautions for planting radish are that the soil is loose and deep loam. Watering is generally done once every 10-15 days, but should be stopped a week before the harvest.

Fertilizer use chicken, duck and pig manure, human manure or chemical fertilizer at home, do not be too close to the root of the radish seedling when fertilizing, too close will burn its roots. In winter, it is necessary to plant radishes in the greenhouse to ensure the temperature of the greenhouse, and the radish will be frostbitten if the temperature is too low, which will affect the yield. Two grains are carried out,

Planting radish is the need to carry out leaf picking, especially in the radish expansion period, our growers do a good job of proper leaf picking is very conducive to radish income and quality. When planting, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the radish is sugary, and there are many reasons for the radish chaff, which is mainly caused by the fleshy roots of some radish varieties that are too soft and expand too quickly. It is also necessary to pay attention to whether the radish is cracked, which is mainly caused by the uneven water supply of the fleshy root of the radish in the early stage of expansion, and the split root of the radish will have a great impact on the yield of the radish.

Therefore, in the planting of radish, it is necessary to apply boron fertilizer reasonably to improve the toughness of the fleshy roots of radish.

Radish generally does not need to pick leaves, but sometimes because of the fertilization method or fertilizer elements are unreasonable, resulting in the growth of radish leaves, and the leaf growth absorbs most of the nutrients, the tuber root of radish has no nutrient absorption, may become a firewood root, not only affects its appearance, but also leads to a very poor taste, in this case it needs to be treated with leaves. Radish leaf picking is also very simple, the purpose of removing the leaves is to save nutrients, so those that grow luxuriantly, diseased leaves, and old leaves need to be removed, leaving only one or two leaves. Leaf picking is very damaging to the normal growth of radish, so after leaf picking, it is necessary to water and fertilize to appropriately increase the fertility of the land, so that the radish roots can absorb fertilizer better.

Generally speaking, the planting time of radish is mid to late July; If you want to effectively sow and manage, you must choose moderately fertile soil, and properly turn the soil before planting, and do a good job in relevant water and fertilizer management, proper watering and fertilization, and do a good job in the prevention and control of pests and diseases.

The best time to grow radishes in the north is autumn, and the best time to grow radishes in the south is between March and April, or also between August and September. Radishes prefer deep, fertile soil.

It's usually summer. To choose good seeds. Also keep the surrounding soil dry and free of some weeds. Water every three days.