How to plant taro germinates quickly, and how to plant taro when it sprouts

How to make taro germinate quickly.

If you want to make taro germinate quickly, you must start from the promotion of sprout seeds, soil screening, watering control and fertilization control. The sprouts should be selected healthy and full, planted in loose and fertile mixed soil after drying in the sun, and the water should be controlled without watering in the early stage, and sufficient base fertilizer should be applied, and no topdressing should be done indiscriminately.

A method for rapid germination of taro.

1. Sprout seeds.

If you want taro to germinate quickly, it is important to promote the taro bulb as a seed. Select healthy taro with no obvious crackage and damage on the outer skin, and the overall plump and round taro, arrange it on a flat ground and dry it in the sun for 1-2 days, and then put it in the wet sand for a period of time to give birth to germination.

2. Screening soil.

After taro is buried in the soil, the main contact with the outside world comes from the soil, and the main value of this plant is the tuber part of the ground, the root system of the tuber is very wide and deep, and the soil needs to be loose and porous, with good drainage and ventilation of mixed soil, and there can be no residual stones or grass roots in the soil.

3. Control watering.

The main nutrients and water of taro are trapped in its bulging bulbs, so before it has not yet sprouted and given birth to small seedlings, it only needs to be watered once when planted into the soil to keep the soil moist.

4. Control fertilization.

The growth period of taro is relatively long, and its huge bulb contains a large number of nutrients, which is generally enough to support the consumption of small buds bred by itself, and the soil itself also has a certain amount of base fertilizer, so it must not blindly apply fertilizer before its germination, so as not to cause the phenomenon of excessive fertility burning plants, it is recommended to use trium water-soluble fertilizer.

The taro germinates because it has reached the right time for planting and can start planting. Here are the steps to plant taro:1

Pick the right soil and container. Taro is soft and well-drained, so you can choose sandy loam or humus. When choosing a container, choose a container that is both deep and wide enough for the taro to grow and develop.

2.Prepare the taro. The first thing to do is to peel off the outer skin of the sprouted taro, and then use a knife to cut the taro into small pieces, each piece must have buds and roots.

3.Grow taro. Place the taro block in the soil with the buds facing up and the roots facing down, about two-thirds the depth of the taro block, and gently compact the soil.

If you are growing indoors, you can plant the taro pieces in pots, and if you are growing them outdoors, you can bury them directly in the ground. 4.Give the taro the right amount of water and sunlight.

Taro needs to be kept at the right humidity and temperature, so it needs to be watered regularly and get enough sunlight, at least 5-6 hours a day. 5.Fertilize regularly.

Taro needs adequate nutrients during the growing season, and fertilization can be started about 2 weeks after planting, and it can be applied every 2-3 weeks. 6.Regular weeding and loosening of soil.

In the process of taro growth, weeds and loose soil should be removed in time to maintain the softness and permeability of the soil, which is conducive to the growth and development of taro. In short, planting taro needs to pay attention to soil, containers, moisture, sunlight and nutrients, etc., only by comprehensively considering these factors can taro grow healthily and obtain a bumper harvest.

Taro likes high temperature and humidity, is not drought tolerant, more shade tolerant, and has the characteristics of aquatic plants, and can be cultivated in paddy fields or dry land. The root system has weak absorption capacity and requires sufficient water throughout the growth period; It has wide adaptability to soil, and it is suitable for clay soil with fertile and deep soil with strong water retention; The seed taro begins to germinate at 13 to 15 degrees Celsius, and the suitable temperature for growth is more than 20 degrees Celsius, and the bulb is formed under short day conditions, and the optimal temperature is 27 to 30 degrees Celsius before the germination.

Planting technology: 1. Fine selection of land preparation, application of sufficient base fertilizer taro Huikong edible organ for underground bulbs, and taro root distribution is deep, it is advisable to choose soil fertilizer, fertilizer, water retention, deep soil layer, convenient drainage and irrigation, the first year has not been planted taro field. Around mid-July, when the taro is prosperous, it is necessary to apply an appropriate amount of fertilizer.

2. Early sowing at the right time, taro likes warm and humid climate, and sowing is generally carried out after the final frost in the local area.

3. The larger the taro, the more nutrients it contains, and the better the growth of the plant. To plant taro, the bulb should be selected without wounds, diseases and insects, and the bud tip of the top bud should be well preserved.

4. The density should be determined according to the variety, soil, water and fertilizer, and the good conditions should be denser, and the poor conditions should be thinner.

5. Seeding and germination: In order to ensure the neatness of the seedlings, it is necessary to carry out germination and wet sand germination 15 to 20 days before sowing.

When planting potted taro, you can mix cinders, garden soil, and humus soil to make a substrate for cultivation, and then you can plant the taro buds facing upwards, and then plant the taro into the soil and cover it with a thin soil. In the vigorous growth period of taro, you can apply an appropriate amount of well-rotted organic fertilizer to supplement nutrition. The taro can be placed in a well-lit location for maintenance every day, and shade should be done when the light is too strong.

When planting taro pots, you first need to choose the right soil. Taro is suitable for growing in loose, breathable, well-drained soil. When cultivating taro pots, cinder, garden soil, and humus can be mixed into nutrient soil as a substrate for cultivation, so that taro can be sold back to the service to grow and develop vigorously.

Once the soil is prepared, the taro buds can be planted with the buds facing upwards and the taro can be planted into the soil and covered with a few centimeters of soil. Pay attention to planting, you need to control the spacing, do not plant too densely. After planting, you can pour an appropriate amount of water into the soil, and then place it in a ventilated place for maintenance, keep the temperature and humidity well, and the taro can germinate and grow after a period of time.

Taro is suitable for growing in a fertile environment, in the cultivation of taro pots, it is necessary to ensure that the nutrition is sufficient, and nitrogen fertilizer or rotten farmhouse fertilizer can be applied to supplement nutrition during the vigorous growth period of taro. In the fruiting period of taro, compound fertilizer rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium can be applied to improve the yield of taro.

Taro is suitable for growing in a sunny environment, and can provide all-weather light for potted taro during the growth period, so that taro can photosynthesize normally. Note that when the light is too strong in summer, the taro needs to be transferred to a ventilated and cool place for maintenance to avoid high temperature affecting the normal growth and development of taro.

The bulbs of 13 15 taro began to germinate, and the suitable growth temperature at the seedling stage was 20 25, and the growth temperature at the germination stage was 20 30. The large temperature difference between day and night is conducive to the formation of bulbs, and the bulb formation period is 28 30 during the day and 18 20 at night when the closed source is the most suitable.

Whether it is taro or taro like the moist natural environment pure hall conditions, taro growth and hidden period requires the soil to be moist, especially the leaf growth period and bulb formation period, the water demand is large, and it is required to increase the amount of watering or irrigate shallow water in the ditch.

Taro is more resistant to low light, and the requirements for light intensity are not very strict. Grows well under scattered light, and bulb formation and enlargement require short day conditions. Taro is frost-resistant, likes warm and humid climate, sowing is generally carried out after the local final frost, and early sowing is easy to cause rot.