Is it possible to intergrow coriander in a garlic field? What are the precautions?

Autumn sowing coriander is about 80 days from sowing to harvest, and the harvest can be completed around November. After harvesting the coriander around November, the garlic is carefully managed. After December, you can ** garlic sprouts.

It is equivalent to planting two crops at a time. The planting and formation of one-headed garlic is only possible when the land is relatively poor, and the sowing time is later. At this time, when sowing coriander in the garlic field, you should pay attention to:

Sow garlic together when it is planted.

The choice of land for <> planting should be to choose a fertile and loose, tall and moist plot, with finely fragmented, loose and flat soil. At the same time, fully decomposed farmhouse fertilizer is applied, and 2500-3000 kg of basal fertilizer is applied per mu, so that garlic coriander grows more vigorously and has a high yield. Garlic and coriander intercropping, the order to be noted is:

After planting the garlic in a row, you can sprinkle the coriander seeds without special care and care. You can also plant garlic on the surface of the soil in the way of moisture, sprinkle it on the surface of the furrow with the sieved farmer's organic fertilizer, and cover the coriander seeds with a thickness of centimeters. If organic fertilizer is insufficient, it can also be covered with wheat, rice husks, and fine soil.

Garlic and coriander have fewer insect pests, the most insect pests of garlic are root maggots, and the most insect pests of coriander are aphids, and garlic is not afraid of aphids, so the pests of coriander have no effect on garlic. Garlic is a vegetable that bears fruit in the ground, in order to meet the needs of garlic growth, the vegetable field where it is planted is sunny, the soil is generally deep, loose and breathable, rich in humus, and the soil itself is also conducive to the growth of coriander.

When fertilizing and spraying pesticides, try not to affect the coriander, especially when the farmhouse fertilizer or spray some insecticidal pesticides, a little carelessness will make the coriander harmed, we will naturally wait for a period of time to eat coriander, coriander seeds are afraid of drying, it is best to spray water once a day in the morning and evening after planting, in order to keep the soil moist. Generally, about 8 days after the coriander is planted, the seedlings can emerge, and the mulch should be removed in time at this time. The later management is relatively simple, mainly weeding and fertilization.

You can plant coriander, but be sure to pull out all the garlic seedlings left in the garlic field and clean the field, because garlic is very spicy, and if you plant coriander directly, it may cause the growth of coriander to be poor.

In order to save space, garlic can be interplanted with coriander, which will not only not affect the growth of garlic, but also improve economic income and inhibit the growth of weeds, but it is necessary to pay attention to the pest control of garlic and coriander, and apply more nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Interplanting! In fact, it is a very troublesome thing, although interplanting can increase some yield and income, but interplanting in sowing and harvesting, it has to pay a corresponding amount of manpower and material resources, and it can not increase income much! In order to effectively ensure high yields and high efficiency of the two crops, garlic and pepper, the time to market should be staggered.

Garlic can choose varieties such as Qinglong white garlic, Taicang white garlic and other varieties that can harvest green garlic seedlings, or you can choose varieties with high yield of garlic moss, such as Ershuizao. Generally, after the seeds of garlic and interplanted leafy vegetables are sown, as long as the soil is kept moist in the field, and when there are many rainy days, the seedlings usually emerge and grow quickly.

<> for spinach and coriander, if there are more seedlings in the field, we should also pay attention to the timely thinning and seedling, and we can also choose the Sichuan platform or terraced land with deep soil, fertile soil and flat terrain as cultivation sites according to local conditions. The previous stubble is better for beans and wheat, and the soil should be leveled and fine. Combined with land preparation, every 667 square meters of fully decomposed farmhouse fertilizer 5000kg of seeds sprinkled together, we are some sprinkled, so that garlic seedlings, coriander and spinach can grow some, and do not hinder each other, coriander and spinach can be eaten at any time when they grow up, and when they are finished, the garlic head can also continue to grow until harvest.

Farmers plant garlic often intercropped with corn, planting 18 rows of garlic in the wide rice furrow in mid-September every year, with a row spacing of 25 and a plant spacing of 8, to harvest garlic sprouts in the coming year and garlic heads in May. At the end of April, 5 rows of corn are interplanted, with a row spacing of 80 and a plant spacing of 25, and the harvest will be made in September! Generally, transplanting is carried out in early June, and the garlic is shoveled and put in the soil before transplanting, and the soil is not ploughed by deep ploughing.

Then start planting onions, plant spacing 6-7 cm, apply 10-15 kg of diamine phosphate and 5 kg of potassium sulfate per mu, and irrigate once after transplanting. Reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases due to moisture, and at the same time intercropping of tall and short crops, can play a shading role for dwarf crops that are not drought tolerant, and intercropping can also reduce the occurrence of certain pests and diseases, which is the biggest role and benefit of reasonable intercropping of tall and short crops.

You can grow peppers, eggplant tomatoes and other vegetables, when planting, you must pay attention to cleaning the soil, but also sterilize and disinfect the soil, so that the vegetables planted will not be harmed.

You can grow leeks, cabbage, eggplants, and tomatoes in the field, so that they will not affect each other at all, and the yield will be higher. It should be noted that you should usually apply more fertilizer and water to avoid robbing each other of nutrients.

You can grow cabbage and greens, coriander, spinach, pea seedlings, because the garlic we grow is generally planted in autumn, and when planting, ditches and ridges are formed, and there are gaps in the middle. Pay attention to the interval between other vegetables and garlic, which is a large nutrient, and not too close to each other to grab nutrients. Fertilizers should also be treated differently.

In this field, you can interplant leeks, green onions, eggplants, tomatoes, which will not affect each other at all, but the yield will be higher.

You can make some leeks, coriander, cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers and much more. It is necessary to water in a timely manner, and it is also necessary to do a good job of loosening the soil, and to maintain the nutrients of the soil.

Coriander can be interplanted, in order to make the interplanted coriander do not affect the expansion of garlic in the later stage of garlic, before the garlic sprouts are harvested, all the coriander should be harvested. After the garlic sprouts are harvested, the garlic should be topdressed in time. It is best to use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer as top dressing, and the effect is better.

If the row spacing of garlic is small, the whole field will appear crowded, so we should control the row spacing of garlic planting at 15cm to 20cm, so that after we interplant coriander, the ground will not be too crowded, and the garlic and coriander will grow very thick. Although the leaves of garlic are not very large, when garlic grows, when there are more garlic leaves, if the seedlings of coriander are still small at this time, it will also block the coriander. So when we plant garlic, we also interplant coriander, so that the two will grow at the same time, the coriander grows fast, and the harvest is also fast, which will not have much impact on garlic.

Garlic and coriander have fewer pests, the most common pest of garlic is root maggots, the most common pest of coriander is aphids, garlic is not afraid of aphids, so coriander pests have no effect on garlic. I may be a little arbitrary, but I haven't seen many pests of garlic and coriander. In addition to root maggots, pests who have never seen garlic, and some aphids of coriander.

Due to its peculiar smell, it rarely attracts other pests.

Because the aftertaste of garlic has an inhibitory and killing effect on mold, fungi and viruses, it can reduce a variety of pests and diseases in the process of soybean planting and growth, reduce the erosion of pests and diseases, and is conducive to the healthy growth of soybeans and improve yield. Soybean has rhizobia, which have a strong conversion and absorption effect on nitrogen in hollow, water and soil. In the planting process, it is not necessary to apply too much nitrogen fertilizer, but should apply base fertilizer, and use nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizer as base fertilizer.

Our local "mango seeds" grow soybeans every year.

It belongs to the Apiaceae family, and coriander is a common flavor-enhancing vegetable. Xiangyu is a great ingredient in soups and drinks. The medicinal value of coriander can not only cause sweating and rashes, but also appetize and relieve depression, as well as dispel wind and detoxify.

Coriander is hardy. Planted in autumn and harvested in early spring. It is a vegetable in the off-season**.

It is the best partner for garlic cultivation. Garlic and coriander do not interfere with each other, and growing coriander does not affect the yield of garlic.

Garlic can be interplanted with coriander, because garlic and coriander belong to different vegetables, garlic does not belong to the plant fruit, so both lighting is good, but it should be noted that coriander likes cold, not suitable for planting in a very high temperature place, garlic will have old leaves wilted in the later part of the growth period, and these old leaves should be cleaned up before planting coriander.

Yes, it is possible to grow without interfering with each other, and it is important to pay attention to the fact that the planting gap is not too dense so as not to block the sunlight.

I think of course you can, but pay attention to the distance between the coriander and the garlic, so that the growth will be vigorous.

My family grows garlic in rows, mainly for fertilization, soil cultivation and other convenient management; If you plant coriander between every two rows of garlic at the same time, because coriander grows faster than garlic, when the garlic is ready to enter the fast long term, afraid of being blocked, the coriander has been in southern Anhui, although it is not a garlic production area, but in the countryside, every family is planted a little, mainly for seasoning. I have a small vegetable patch outside the city and I grow a little garlic every year. Due to the small area of vegetable plots, they often try to interplant some other vegetables, such as spinach and fragrant garlic, which are generally sown in autumn.

Around mid-August, sow coriander first, then garlic right away.

<> deep ploughing of the land, use a tool to lay out the stalk, about the rice, the width of the stalk is about 40 cm, the stalk is planted with coriander, and garlic is planted in the stalk. Coriander likes to be cold and not resistant to high temperature, the suitable temperature for growth is 17-20, the growth is slow above 20, and the growth will stop if it exceeds 30, and the coriander can withstand low temperatures of minus 1-2. Garlic is grown in our village around August of the lunar calendar.

Often with coriander, our local people are used to calling it "coriander", and it is grouped with garlic, chives, mint, etc., that is, "condiment vegetables"! Generally, it is not eaten as a vegetable on its own, and is mostly used as an ingredient such as hot pot and dipping water.

The growth cycle of garlic is about 100 days, and the growth cycle of coriander is generally about 40 days, perhaps due to the difference in temperature, the growth cycle of garlic and coriander will be different, but no matter how different, the growth cycle of coriander is much less than that of garlic, when garlic and coriander are vegetables belonging to different families, interplanting coriander in the garlic field is a normal planting need, which is considered a rotation, not a continuous crop; And although garlic is not as large as the row spacing of vegetables that bear fruit on the ground, the leaves of the above-ground plants are slender and not lush enough. Therefore, these two crops can be intergrown, and they will not be able to interact with each other.

It is necessary to pay attention to the time of interplanting coriander, so as not to affect the growth of garlic. It is best to interplant the garlic when the seedlings have just sprouted, and pull out the coriander before the garlic grows vigorously, so that it does not affect the growth of each other. It is best to pay attention to the row spacing of garlic, if it is too dense, it is not suitable for the set, and it is best to have a row spacing of garlic between 15cm and 20cm, because the row spacing is too small to affect each other, which is not conducive to their growth.

Hello, according to the information you provided, two years ago it was a coriander field, and this year it is a garlic field, so it is okay to plant coriander in the next crop. Because coriander and garlic are different plant species, their growth environment and growth cycle are also different. Coriander is a relatively fast growing vegetable, usually growing in about 40-50 days, while garlic needs a longer growth cycle, usually around 120-150 days.

Therefore, if you grow coriander under the garlic stubble now, it will not affect the garlic field. Also, if you want to grow coriander on your garlic field, here are a few things to keep in mind. First of all, it is necessary to choose a variety that is suitable for growing coriander, because different varieties have different requirements for the growing environment.

Secondly, it is necessary to do a good job in soil improvement, add an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer, and maintain the air permeability and water retention of the soil. Finally, attention needs to be paid to the prevention and control of pests and diseases to ensure the normal growth of coriander. In addition to coriander, there are some other vegetables that can be grown under garlic stubble, such as choy sum, chrysanthemum, celery, and so on.

These vegetables have a shorter growth cycle, which can effectively use the resources of garlic fields and increase the yield of vegetable bushes.