Fertilization techniques for High yield of Dutch Bean

As a common vegetable, Dutch bean has captured the appetite of many people now. If Dutch beans want to have a high yield, fertilizer occupies a dominant position, and fertilization will have different effects in different places, so what are the skills of fertilization if you want to have a high yield?

1. Basic 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. Place 2/3 of the pit base fertilizer at the bottom, then sprinkle it suddenly with a thickness of 2 centimeters, and then lay the remaining 1/3 evenly, so that it can meet the fertilizer needs of the initial Dutch beans, and after it has developed to a certain extent, it can easily pierce the soil 2 centimeters thick and obtain sustained nutrient growth, so that the initial Dutch bean seedlings can have a good fertilizer environment.

2. Topdressing at root

The root system of Dutch bean is distributed suddenly in the shallow layer, but its root is the key point of its nutrient source, so fertilization from the root is an excellent choice for the efficient use of fertilizer. However, when fertilizing, you should be careful not to let the fertilizer come into direct contact with the roots, which will easily corrode the roots and seedlings. If it is manure, you do not need to consider this problem. Secondly, chemical fertilizer is released around a small circle in the root, and can not be stacked together, which is not conducive to the absorption of Dutch beans.

3. Fertilizing the leaves and their surroundings

Some growers always ignore this point, but in fact, it is a very important point, it is a way to assist high yield, which is conducive to the strength of the whole plant. Leaves can accelerate the fruit expansion and late recovery of Dutch beans, so it is necessary to release liquid fertilizer solution for about 2-3 times when planting leaves. On the other hand, the purpose of fertilizing around is to make its roots more developed and grow more Dutch beans, both of which are easy for growers to ignore. The times of fertilizing around and topdressing leaves are similar, and the time of the two is staggered for about a week.

4. Postpartum weight gain

Dutch beans are multi-harvested, but many growers do not like topdressing after harvest, even a long time later, which leads to the new fruit growing less because of insufficient nutrients. Therefore, postpartum weight gain is a very important thing, it is best to do it the next day, so as to ensure that the nutrients of the follow-up fruits can keep up. And the fertilizer is a little more than normal, because at this time it is the new fruit that is pregnant and needs more nutrients.

These are some tips on increasing production with fertilizer when growing Dutch beans, which you can try. Fertilizer occupies a large proportion of planting, and some proper attempts may lead to unexpected gains.