How to prevent lodging by planting leek in summer and autumn shed?

How to prevent lodging by planting leek in summer and autumn shed? Please introduce the method of lodging of leek cultured in greenhouse in summer and autumn, especially in autumn. The lodging of leek is mostly caused by overgrowth, resulting in slender and thin pseudo-stem, or hypertrophic leaves and top-heavy. If the lodging leek is not handled properly or in time, it will cause the lower leaves to yellowing and rot, resulting in the breeding of diseases. Autumn leek, if you buckle the shed, do not cut off the leek leaves, to prevent leaf cutting caused by the reduction of nutrients accumulated in the leek body, affecting the yield after the shed. Autumn lodging leek, can not be harvested, you can use your hands to stroke the next part of the leek leaves, you can also use a stick to pick the leek to one side, drying one side of the furrow and leek root, so that it is fully visible and transparent. Every 4-5 days, turn the leek to the other side, also make it fully visible and ventilated, so alternately, the leek can avoid yellowing and decay. Click to get more leek planting techniques click to get more vegetable planting techniques