Green onions are frequent visitors on our table. In the north, the green onions and sauces are also authentic dishes. In the south, they are more likely to be seasoned. In August, the planting of green onions in the north is about to enter the autumn sowing stage. The planting technique of green onions is relatively simple. Generally speaking, it is easier to produce 6,000 kg to 8,000 kg per mu, but if you want to break through 10,000 kg, I am afraid that every grower wants The problem of breaking your head, medication? Still fertilizing? In fact, grasping the key points of planting in these key periods, it is not difficult to plant a lot of green onions!

First, the selection of breeding links

At present, there are many kinds of green onion seeds on the market, and there are many kinds of shoddy seeds, so we should try to choose the seeds of regular producers or regular channels. Otherwise, the loss of seeds will not be too great. Then the timing of planting must be well grasped. In the north, the white dew will be planted in the autumn and autumn seasons. It is too early to cause the green onions to twitch. Too late, the green onions are weak and unfavorable. At the same time, the seeding density must be appropriate, especially not too dense to cause a lot of high seedlings.

Second, the planting link

The green onion planting requires special attention to two points:

1. The density should be reasonable

If the line spacing is too dense, it will be very inconvenient for the later soil work, and the length of the scallion will not keep up. If it is too thin, it will affect the overall output. The suitable line spacing is best at about 80 cm.

2. Fertilization should be scientific

It is necessary to pay attention to the combination of organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer to avoid partial application of chemical fertilizer. In addition, attention should be paid to the application of biological bacterial fertilizer and trace elements, which can not only increase the yield, but also increase the disease resistance of the onion and improve the quality of the onion.

Third, anti-floating work

The growth of green onions is faster in the middle and late stages. At this time, it is necessary to prevent the lodging.

Specifically, it can be divided into two operations:

1. Use a drawstring to keep the green onions and play a physical protective role.

2. By applying calcium fertilizer, increase the lodging resistance of the onion itself. The whole growth cycle of the shallot should pay special attention to the application of calcium fertilizer. If the calcium is deficient, the onion stem is too soft and it is easy to fall.

The above is the planting points of the three key periods of the green onions arranged by Huinong . I mastered it? Finally, Xiao Bian hopes that this article will help your green onion planting, and hope that your home's green onions can produce a lot of money and create greater economic profits.

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