Fertilization method for High yield of Dutch Bean

Dutch beans are not produced in the Netherlands, but because the Dutch brought it to China, so called Dutch beans, Dutch beans tender pods green fragrance, nutrition and delicious. So, what are the high-yield fertilization methods for snow peas? Let's find out together!

1. Base fertilizer should be sufficient

Base fertilizer is the key. Here, we recommend a double-layer base fertilizer method. Although planting takes a little more time, it can fully ensure sufficient base fertilizer. First, place a pit at the bottom, apply base fertilizer to two-thirds of the place, then sprinkle 2 cm thick soil, and then spread the remaining one-third evenly. This can not only meet the fertilizer needs of the initial stage of the snow peas, but also easily pierce the 2 cm thick soil after development to a certain extent to obtain continuous nutrient growth. Let the early stage of the Dutch bean seedlings can have a good fertilizer environment.

2. Root topdressing

The root system of the snow peas is distributed in the shallow soil, and the taproot is the key point of its nutrient source. Therefore, in order to make efficient use of fertilizer, fertilizing from the root is an excellent choice, but everyone should pay attention to fertilizing, do not let the fertilizer directly contact the root, which will easily corrode the root seedlings. If it is manure, then there is no need to consider this problem. Secondly, the fertilizer is applied in a small circle around the root, and cannot be accumulated together, which is not conducive to the absorption of the snow peas.

3, leaves and surrounding fertilizer

Some growers always ignore this point, but in fact this is a very important point, it is a way to assist high yield, which is conducive to the prosperity of the whole plant. The leaves can speed up the fruit expansion and later recovery of the snow peas. Therefore, when planting, it is necessary to release liquid fertilizer solution for the leaves for about 2-3 times, while the surrounding fertilizer is to make the roots more developed and grow more snow peas. Both of these are skills that growers easily ignore. The frequency of peripheral fertilization and leaf topdressing is similar, and the time of both is staggered about one week.

4. Postpartum gain

Dutch beans are multi-harvest system, but many growers do not like topdressing after harvest, even late topdressing, which leads to the new fruit behind because of insufficient nutrients, less growth, poor quality, so post-natal fertilizer is a very important thing, it is best to carry out the next day, so as to ensure that the nutrients of the subsequent fruit can keep up, and fertilizer than normal, because this time is the new fruit in gestation, need more nutrients.

The above is the method of high-yield fertilization of Dutch beans arranged by soil drift net. If you want high yield and high quality of Dutch beans, fertilization is a key step. You may wish to try it.