When will balsam pear be planted? With or without melon reasons and solutions!

Balsam pear is a common vegetable in our country, which is not only hot, but also has high nutritional value, especially the juice squeezed can effectively help lose weight, so it is very popular with people who lose weight. At present, balsam pear is planted in many areas, so when will balsam pear be planted? What's going on if you don't bear fruit?

1. Introduction of balsam pear:

1. Is balsam pear a cool or warm food?

Balsam pear is a cool vegetable, but rich in nutrition, often edible can clear heat to remove fire, very suitable for consumption in summer, while squeezing fresh juice, can effectively help lose weight.

2. Why is balsam pear bitter?

Balsam pear contains cucurbitacin, so balsam pear will taste bitter, but if the cooking method is right, it is still delicious, at the same time how long you like it, you will feel that it is not bitter.

When will balsam pear be planted?

Balsam pear can be planted at any time, but it is usually best planted in March to April.

The main results are as follows: 1. The planting time in the open field is generally the best from the end of March to the beginning of April, and it can be transplanted and planted in early May.

2. Planting time in greenhouse and greenhouse: it is generally planted in February. If it is in the northern region, it is usually sown from the end of March to the beginning of April and planted in early May. In the case of the Yangtze River basin, it is generally sown in the middle of March and planted in the middle of April. If it is South China, it is usually sown from January to May or July to August.

In a word, the southern region generally chooses open-air planting in January-March, while the northern region generally chooses greenhouse or greenhouse planting in March-April.

Third, bitter gourd does not bear melon is how to return a responsibility?

Reason 1, melons: balsam pear after flowering, if insufficient light, poor pollination or root gourd picking is not timely, it will make young melons gradually shrink, leading to melons phenomenon.

Solution: after balsam pear flowering, more light should be increased to promote plant photosynthesis and improve the growth of young melons, and at the same time, the stamens can be removed by themselves, and then the stamens can be smeared on the pistil to increase the pollination rate and the fruiting rate. In addition, root melons that have grown and mature should be removed in time, so that young melons will grow healthily.

Second, prosperous growth: balsam pear blossoms, if the fertilization is improper or the temperature is too high, it will make the plant too prosperous, resulting in excessive growth and will not bear melons.

Solution: after balsam pear blossoms, nitrogen, phosphate and potash fertilizers should be reasonably applied, and cooling treatment should be done in high temperature in summer, and lateral vines should be removed in time for prosperous ones to reduce nutrient consumption. In addition, if there is time, it is best to remove the male flowers at 7: 9 a.m. after the female and male flowers bloom, remove the petals, and gently apply some stamen pollen on the pistil to improve the pollination rate and promote melon fruit. If it is a surplus of prosperous growth, you can smear some chlorourea solution on the pedicel of the female flower on the flowering day, which can also control the vigorous growth.

Generally speaking, balsam pear can be planted at any time, but it is best to sow from the end of March to early April, which can improve the survival rate. in addition, during flowering, adequate light should be ensured, artificial pollination should be done actively, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied reasonably. this can improve the fruit rate.