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Choose fertile, deep, well-drained soil plots, plough the soil deeply in the first winter, and use sunlight to whiten the soil, which can eliminate part of the bacteria in the soil. Before planting, combine soil preparation with enough base fertilizer, and use farmyard manure with organic fertilizer.
The sowing method adopts the hole-sowing method, with 4-5 seeds per hole, and about 6000-7000 holes can be made per acre. After sowing, cover the soil in time. Be careful not to cover the soil too deeply. The seeds of edamame are large, and the top soil strength is poor after emergence. Therefore, it is necessary to sow properly and shallowly. It is best to cover the soil at about 2cm. Spray a herbicide two days after covering the soil to prevent the growth of disease-threatening seedlings.
Phosphorus and potassium fertilizers increase the yield of edamame. Therefore, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied. When fertilizing, basal fertilizers should be used, supplemented by top-dressing fertilizers. If phosphorus and potassium fertilizers are insufficient, plant growth will be slow, and leaves will appear yellowing symptoms. When the edamame grows to a certain extent, it can be topped, which will not only prevent it from growing too long, but also allow it to mature early and increase the yield. The topping is generally at the flowering stage.
Edamame is suitable for growing in a warm environment. It can be sown from February to March every spring. Sowing at this time can make edamame germinate as soon as possible and speed up the maturity of edamame. However, the specific sowing time should be based on local climatic conditions. Proper adjustment, it is recommended to choose to sow in sunny weather to improve the germination rate of seeds.
2, soil preparation and fertilization
Edamame is suitable for growing in soil with deep soil layer, loose and fertile soil and rich organic matter content. When planting edamame, loose and breathable sandy soil can be selected as the substrate for cultivation, and then an appropriate amount of plant ash, superphosphate solution and decomposed compost need to be applied to the soil as base fertilizer to make the soil more fertile, so that the edamame can thrive. growth and development.
Before planting edamame, it is necessary to select seeds with round and full grains, soak them in warm water for 24 hours, and then place the edamame seeds in a room at about 28 ° C for germination treatment to improve the germination rate of the seeds. After that, the edamame seeds can be evenly sown on the surface of the soil. After the sowing is completed, it needs to be properly sprayed with water, so that the soil is in a slightly moist state.
After the edamame grows small sprouts, it is necessary to apply a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium to supplement nutrients, so that the sprouts can grow vigorously. In addition, fertilizers should be applied every 20 days to supplement nutrients. Note that in the growth process of edamame, weeding treatment should be carried out in time to prevent weeds from consuming too much nutrients, so that edamame can grow vigorously.