The latest fertilization techniques for high yield of Dutch beans

As a common vegetable, snow peas have captured the appetite of many people. If you want high yield of Dutch beans, fertilizer occupies a dominant position. Fertilization will have different effects in different places. What skills do you have for high yield and fertilization?

1. Base fertilizer should be sufficient

Base fertilizer is the key, here to recommend double-layer base fertilizer method, although planting takes a little more time, but can fully ensure the adequacy of base fertilizer. Put two-thirds of the base fertilizer in the bottom of a pit, and then sprinkle it with 2 cm thick, and then spread the remaining one-third evenly, so as to meet the fertilizer needs of the early stage of the snow peas. After the development to a certain extent, it can easily pierce the 2 cm thick soil to obtain continuous nutrient growth, so that the early snow peas seedlings can have a good fertilizer environment.

2. Root topdressing

The root system of snow peas is distributed in shallow layers suddenly, but its root system is not. The taproot is the key point of its nutrient source, so for the efficient use of fertilizer, fertilization from the root is an excellent choice. However, attention should be paid when applying fertilizer. Don't let the fertilizer directly contact the roots, which will easily corrode the roots and seedlings. If it is manure, there is no need to consider this problem. Secondly, chemical fertilizer is applied in a small circle around the root, and cannot be accumulated together, which is not conducive to the absorption of snow peas.

3, leaves and surrounding fertilizer

Some growers tend to overlook this, but it's actually a very important point, a way of assisting high yields, and contributing to overall plant strength. Leaves can accelerate the fruit expansion and later recovery of snow peas, so it is necessary to release liquid fertilizer solution for leaves about 2-3 times during planting. The surrounding fertilizer is to make its roots more developed, can grow more snow peas, both of which are easy to ignore a skill growers. 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, but many growers do not like topdressing after harvest, and even topdressing will be late for a long time, which leads to less new fruit due to insufficient nutrients. Therefore, post-natal fattening is a very important thing, it is best to carry out the next day, so as to ensure that the nutrients of the subsequent fruits can keep up. And fertilizer should be more than normal, because at this time is the new fruit is pregnant, need more nutrients.

This is the Dutch beans in the planting of fertilizer on the yield of some of the tips, we can try. Fertilizer occupies a large proportion of the planting, and some proper attempts may lead to unexpected gains.