How to manage in the later stage of peanut growth

In our daily life, we are exposed to more peanut-related things. The audience of peanuts is very wide, and it is planted in most provinces of our country. When we are growing peanuts, the management work is very important. We should adjust the management methods according to the growth stage of peanuts. So how to manage it in the later stage of peanut growth? The following editor will give you a brief introduction, let's have a look!

1. Prevent overgrowth

When peanuts enter the late growth stage, they are usually in the full fruit stage, when the vegetative growth of peanuts begins to decrease, nutrition will gradually concentrate to the pods, and the dry matter in the pods will begin to accumulate. But sometimes peanuts grow too much because of temperature, light, nitrogen fertilizer and other reasons. Excessive growth will lead to excessive consumption of nutrients and inhibit the accumulation of dry matter, which has a great impact on yield. Therefore, if there is a phenomenon of overgrowth, then timely measures should be taken to inhibit vegetative growth and ensure the normal growth of peanuts.

2. Water management

Water management is very important for the growth of peanuts. It is necessary to prevent water accumulation in the field. Especially in the late growth of peanuts, we should pay attention to the field can not produce stagnant water, if you encounter rainy days, then timely drainage. If the field produces stagnant water and the humidity is too high, it will lead to the phenomenon of overgrowth of plants. As a result, the soil permeability will be reduced, affecting the growth of roots and pods. It leads to many phenomena such as rotten root sprouting, which will do great harm to the yield and quality. Therefore, in the later stage, we must pay attention to timely drainage and lower the water level in the field.

3. Weeding properly

Under normal planting, peanuts are generally in a high-temperature and rainy environment at the later stage of growth. This environment is very beneficial to the growth of weeds, and many growers feel that weeds can not have a great impact on the growth of peanuts in the later stage of growth. In fact, this is wrong, weeds will not only rob the growth and nutrition of peanuts, but also reduce the permeability of the field. Water and nutrients will be separated by weeds, resulting in insufficient nutrient moisture in peanut pods, a decrease in yield and a decrease in quality.

4. Timely harvest

Finally, it is time to harvest peanuts, the upper leaves of the peanut plant gradually turn yellow, and the leaves in the middle have fallen off. If the net pattern on the pod is added to clean, it is basically ripe. The shell can also be peeled off to check, if there is a black luster, the grain is full, then it is fully mature, when the full fruit rate reaches about 85%, it can be harvested at the right time. Attention should be paid to the harvest time. Harvesting too early and too late will have a great impact on the yield and quality of peanuts.

The above is a brief introduction to how to manage peanut in the later stage of growth. That's all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. I hope it can help you all.