How many days is the growth period of taro? How to grow taro in water? Planting method of water taro

Taro is a kind of edible plant, which mainly eats its root. This kind of vegetable is also in great demand. Taro belongs to the Araceae family and likes a warm climate. If the temperature is too low, it is not suitable for the growth of taro. Generally speaking, taro is planted in February of each year. The general growth period of taro is 210 mi 240 days, while that of late maturing varieties is 270 mi 300 days. Therefore, the growth period of taro is special.

The taro planted in the paddy field is called water taro, and the dry taro growing in the soil is cultivated and raised every year in January or February. After October, the taro leaves turn yellow and the leaves will fall. At this time, the stems in the ground are also the fattest, which is also the harvest season. Taro is delicious to make a taro feast.

Taro has strong growth ability to adapt to the environment and strong moisture tolerance. It can be planted in paddy fields or low wetlands with poor drainage. Some varieties can endure drought and can be planted in dry fields. Taro has few diseases and insect pests, easy cultivation and stable yield. Taro cultivation is the use of seed taro for asexual reproduction, and then every winter in Kinmen around December, and planting taro, after germination in February next spring, and separate planting, neatly arranged, until the base of the petiole to regenerate taro, and then derived grandtaro, so the new taro must be cultivated to cover, the height is about 3 to 5 centimeters. The growth of taro needs to be cultivated for two to three times and fertilized at the same time.