Cauliflower planting technique

Cauliflower should be planted in cloudy or sunny afternoon and watered thoroughly after planting. Transplanting should not be too deep, the nutrition cup soil should be parallel to or slightly higher than the face soil, and enough fixed root water should be applied. If the soil is dry for a long time, it is best to fill the trench with enough water and wet the surface before transplanting, so as to reduce the soil temperature. Ploughing once after slow seedling, and watering. If there are too many Rain Water and the humidity of the field is too high, more ploughing should be carried out to keep the roots dry and loose and ventilated. Often many cauliflower fields grow slowly or even stop growing because they are too wet. Cauliflower fields should not only be kept moist, but also loosen the soil and weed in time. Cauliflower is prone to downy mildew at seedling stage and under the conditions of high temperature and high humidity in the field, which can be controlled by spraying chlorothalonil, Dysen zinc, Ruidu, Shidufan, Kelu, Anke and so on. Cauliflower is prone to pests such as cabbage worm, diamondback moth, yellow striped beetle and so on. Deltamethrin, dimethoate, chlorpyrifos, Regent, avermectin, Bt, Nongdile and other pesticides can be used to control them.