Cumin interplanting technique

Cumin is a kind of plant with short growth period, cold tolerance, cold tolerance and fear of waterlogging. In order to make full use of land resources and improve the economic benefits of growers, cumin interplanting technology appeared. So which crops can cumin interplant with? In fact, there are many, the editor here is just a simple introduction to some of the most common natural interplanting crop planting techniques, hoping to help you.

1. Cumin interplanting corn

Cumin interplanting corn belongs to the combination of summer and autumn crops, so we should first understand the requirements of cumin on the planting land, and then integrate the needs of corn growth, and then carry out reasonable rectification of the planting land. Then use the coordination between cumin and corn to sow seeds reasonably. Because corn grows faster and the plant is taller than cumin, we usually sow cumin seeds well first, and then plant corn at a distance of 50 to one meter between rows, so that the permeability of the field can be adjusted reasonably. there will be no tiredness. In the early stage of planting, it is mainly to promote the growth of cumin, and then to promote the yield of corn in the later stage.

2. Cumin interplanting cotton

Cumin generally chooses sandy loam with complete desalination when growing cotton. The permeability of the soil must be good. The former crop is fennel or cotton can not be used for planting. The interplanting of cotton and cumin is generally divided into two ways: whole film interplanting and film interplanting. The biggest difference between the two is the way of sowing, but it is basically the same in planting management. Cumin grows faster than cotton, so we should first increase the yield of cumin, and then wait until cumin is harvested to promote cotton growth, so as to ensure the high yield and high quality of both.

3. Cumin interplanting castor

Cumin interplanting castor is the most common way of cumin interplanting. When planting these two kinds of crops, we had better choose the dry land with flat terrain, good drainage and soft soil, followed by the good desalination of the soil, and can not be planted in sandy soil and wind-blown sand areas. We must first sow castor seeds, and then sow cumin, otherwise the growth between the two is not well coordinated. Finally, it is reasonable to water, fertilize, and prune the castor.

4. Cumin interplanting safflower

Cumin interplanting safflower is actually very similar to cumin interplanting castor. Their planting topography and characteristics are basically the same, but fine sand needs to be added to the soil during soil preparation to improve soil permeability. Fine sand needs to be covered and watered before sowing. Cumin is usually sown in late March, while safflower needs to be sown in early April. Do not reverse the sowing time, otherwise it will affect their yield and quality. If the sowing time is wrong, the later stage of field management is also convenient.

The above are several common interplanting techniques about cumin that the editor would like to introduce to you today. The editor has not interpreted them in detail here. I hope you will understand. Of course, if you want to know more details, just move your fingers and follow us.