In June, the weather is getting hotter and hotter, and there is more and more precipitation. Which dishes are suitable for planting in June?

In June, the weather is getting hotter and hotter, and there is more and more precipitation. Which dishes are suitable for planting in June?

Now the weather is getting hotter and hotter, and the rain is increasing gradually. There are two solar terms in June, namely, awn seed and summer solstice. The northern region is a good time to harvest wheat and plant summer grain, and the southern region can also plant a variety of vegetable crops.

Planting vegetables at this time is much better than planting in spring. First, worry-free, you can sow directly without greenhouse seedling. Second, because of the high temperature, the seedlings emerge neatly after sowing, and grow fast and vigorously after emergence, which makes management more worry-free.

In fact, there are many vegetables that can be planted in June, mainly some summer vegetables, such as cucumber, loofah, pumpkin, cowpea, mung bean, pepper, summer cabbage, tomato and pea horn. These vegetables are generally heat-resistant and grow faster and faster in summer. You can choose to grow your favorite vegetables according to your hobbies.

1, cucumber cucumber is the most suitable vegetable for planting in summer. Two days after sowing, seedlings can emerge, and there is no need to urge teeth or pre-seedling, so the seedlings are very neat, saving time and labor. Before sowing, do a good job of ploughing, apply sufficient organic fertilizer, and then plant 3-4 seeds in each hole according to the up-and-down row spacing of 60 cm and the up-and-down plant spacing of 40cm, with the covering thickness of 1cm. Usually pay attention to the soil layer not to be too dry. Immediately after the emergence of seedlings, the budding stage is carried out, and two seedlings are stored in each hole.

2. Cowpea Cowpea is the main vegetable planted in summer. Generally, it can be planted in June and July. Seedling can emerge two days after sowing, and can be directly sown. Like other crops, cowpea should be fertilized with foot fertilizer before planting. Because cowpeas are afraid of waterlogging, there is a lot of rain in summer, so they must be planted in ridges. Generally, the spacing between two ridges is 60-70 cm, and the spacing between plants is 30-40cm. When the seedlings grow to a height of more than 20 cm, the hedge frame should be opened immediately. When the seedlings are in full bloom, all branches below the first flower head should be cut off and topdressing should be done immediately after pod setting.

Anyone who has planted loofah knows that the seed shell of loofah is very hard. Spring is difficult to germinate immediately because of the low temperature, but summer is different. Because of the high temperature in summer, there is no need for pre-germination, and it will germinate soon after sowing, and the growth rate after emergence is also fast. If the fertilizer and water follow closely, it will soon blossom and bear fruit.

Because loofah vines look particularly long, the spacing between rows should be a little farther when planting. Generally, the spacing between two rows is 1.5 meters long, and the spacing between plants is about 50cm. When the seedlings grow to 30-40cm high, hedge the vines immediately and cut off all the branches below 50 cm of the main vine. While waiting for the conclusion, deal with some side vines that don't bear melons in time, and keep the side vines that bear melons. In addition, loofah likes to eat organic fertilizer, and it should be topdressing in batches before planting and during management to develop organic farmyard manure.

4. Pepper It is very likely that many people will choose to cultivate pepper seedlings in spring and then plant them in the ground. But some people still don't know that it is much more labor-saving to grow peppers now. You can sow directly without pre-seedling, and the seedlings that come out are stronger and more lush than those planted.

First, dig deep into the soil, fertilize the soles of your feet, and then ridge or furrow to play or sow. Then cover with half a centimeter of fine soil-1cm, and then cover with weeds. Usually be careful not to let the soil dry. After three or four days, turn over the weeds and see if some are sprouting. After the seedlings emerge, immediately remove the weeds covered on them, water them frequently and make up for them several times. It won't take long.

In June, in addition to the above-mentioned main vegetables, there are: pumpkin, bitter gourd, tomato, summer cabbage, green beans, water spinach, leek and so on. But the temperature is high in summer, so it is not suitable for planting vegetables such as parsley and spinach, because vegetables like this are easy to bolting prematurely. If you don't know how to manage them, you'd better not plant them.