As the old saying goes, "a bunch of golden leeks in early spring", how to manage spring leeks during the rainy season? Four "nos".
The ancients said: "A handful of green onions in early spring" So how to raise green onions in the rainy season? Four negatives.
Foreword: Spring is a season full of vitality, and in early spring, leeks are the most popular season, so it is called "lazy vegetables", which is not unreasonable. "A clump of gold in early spring", the planting status of green onions directly affects the production of green onions, and also affects the quality of green onions. So, in the critical season of "Gu Yu", how to correctly use leeks to "nourish yin and yang"? Below, let's learn about the four "nos" together, so that leeks can grow better.
Don't rush to water.
After the rainy season, the temperature gradually warms up, and it is a new round of leek season. Some people think that watering flowers in the spring will help plants grow, but this is not the case. Spring temperatures are very low, and frequent irrigation can exacerbate the temperature in the air, which is not good for the growth and development of leeks. At this time, the root system of the leek has just woken up, and too much watering will cause damage to the root system and have a great impact on the growth of the plant. And the heavy snow in winter is enough to moisten the green onions, so you can't water them too early, and let them grow naturally.
The spring leeks have already pulled out their buds, and the tender green leaves slowly poke their heads out of the soil, with a spring fragrance. The warm sun shone on the ground, and the slight temperature change made the shallot wake up. Now she is like a delicate little doll, who must be cared for carefully. Look at this sea of green, let spring and sunshine take care of this little green onion, don't rush to water, let them grow on their own, and slowly show the beauty of spring.
Do not fertilize. The first thing that comes to many people's minds is how to apply fertilizer, but applying it in the spring is often counterproductive. When leeks sprout for the first time, they rely on their own melons to store nutrients, and the requirements for external nutrients during this time are not high. The application of wax fertilizer in winter can meet the normal growth and development of green onions in spring, but excessive application will lead to a large consumption of nutrients and a decrease in quality. In early spring, leeks need to self-regulate and grow slowly.
A leaf is a heavy green onion. In the early spring morning, the verdant leaves sway gently in the breeze, like a pampered child. At this time, it already has some self-regulating ability, and if it is not fertilized, it will affect its normal growth. Let these spring leeks, from top to bottom, from top to bottom, absorb the nutrients of the earth, grow slowly and thrive.
Don't rush. You know, rhizomes are crucial for any kind of plant, especially leeks. The longer the green onion grows, the more likely it is to root senescence and disease, and the spring green onion does not need to be pulled out too early. In early spring, the root system of the leek is in a state of hibernation, and there are no large old roots. If there is a diseased root, rotten root, etc., it must be done as soon as possible.
Extended interpretation: Roots are the source of the tree's life, locking all the nutrients tightly in the soil. And the root system is like a diligent gardener, constantly feeding its growth. In early spring, it is necessary to give sufficient ventilation to the root system of green onions, so that the green onions can grow more lushly. Don't cut off its roots too early, let it adapt to itself, let it grow better.
Farming is strictly prohibited. During the planting process, the root system of the onion will climb upwards, so it should be covered with more soil. The spring onion is in early spring, and the root system has not yet formed, so it should not be sown too early. Although "fertilization" can stimulate the growth of onion roots, excessive interference with the utilization of nutrients by onion roots at this time will affect the growth and development of onions.
The spring leek let him grow up in his most natural state, and there was no need to worry.
Extended reading: The spring breeze brings a hint of earthy fragrance. Let the spring leek grow quietly on this fertile soil, don't rush for a while. Each of his leaves represents his truest side, and he can do whatever he wants. The sun shines on the leaves, the roots quietly absorb nutrients, and the rhizomes intertwine with each other, as if creating a peaceful home for the shallots.
Summary: After the rain in the valley, special attention should be paid to cultivating green onions. As the saying goes, in early spring, spring onions don't need to be pruned too much, they just need to be managed properly to allow them to thrive. Don't worry about watering, fertilizing, digging or hoeing, just let him grow calmly in the sun and in the soil, while also adding a touch of greenery to the spring. May every green onion sway in the spring breeze and show its most beautiful side.