The planting method of Dutch beans

As a kind of edible vegetable, Dutch bean is one of the vegetables often eaten by many people, and it tastes good, generally everyone likes stir-fried, no matter at home and abroad is very popular. So is it difficult to grow Dutch beans? What are the problems that should be paid attention to when planting? The pro-farm network here brings you the way to grow Dutch beans.

1. Planting process

Before the termination, we should first raise the soil, that is, we should first fertilize the land to ensure the fertility of the land. Secondly, we should pay attention to seed selection, in order to plant out the yield of Dutch beans, we have to remove some necrotic seeds. Keep the soil moist before sowing. Then sow the seeds, and sow the seeds at a distance of 20 centimeters each. In order to ensure the length, 2 or 3 seeds are usually placed in each hole. Don't bury it too deep, just a few centimeters.

2. Field management

Generally, when the seedlings are 20-30 cm long, they begin to set up poles around the holes and put their seedlings around the poles, so as to facilitate the photosynthesis and growth of Dutch beans. For those who do not climb, you can tie up the seedlings and secure them with a rope. The pole must go deep into the ground and make sure it is solid. Plants with too many weeds should be cleared and weeded in time. Apply a small amount of fertilizer as many times as possible, and the fertilizer must not be applied directly to the plant, which will hurt the plant.

3. Points for attention

Dutch beans do not have a high demand for fertilizer in the early stage, so they usually start to topdressing when they bloom. During flowering, we should pay attention to ensure sufficient sunlight, followed by the wettability of the soil, timely irrigation if it is too dry, and timely drainage if there is too much water. Topdressing is generally applied with phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and a little nitrogen fertilizer can be applied when the plant is short. Pesticides can be used two weeks before harvest. It is found that such plants need to be removed immediately.

These are the simple planting methods of Dutch beans and some areas that need to be paid attention to. As far as the current Dutch bean market is concerned, the income from planting is still very cost-effective. The vast number of rural friends should not miss the Dutch beans, a vegetable with obvious benefits.