What's the date of the 202 1 mango in the lunar calendar? When is 202 1 nine days after the awning?

Miscanthus is the third solar term in summer, ranking ninth among the traditional 24 solar terms. The temperature during the solar term is already higher than that in the long summer term, and the rainfall will also increase. For the area south of the Yangtze River, it will enter the rainy season. So when is the solar term of lunar calendar 202 1?

202 1 Miscanthus is the date of the lunar calendar, and the time point of the annual solar term of Miscanthus is from June 5 to 7 in the Gregorian calendar. The solar term of 202 1 is Saturday, June 5th in the solar calendar. The corresponding lunar calendar date is April 25th, 202 1 year.

According to the Gregorian calendar, the solar terms of 202 1 year will start at 18:5 1.

Mango has three solar terms: mantis is born; Start singing; The tongue is silent.

When is the ninth day after 202 1 year? 202 1 year is June 5th in the solar calendar 18:5 1. Therefore, in 202 1 year, that is, the ninth day after the awn seed, that is, June 14 in the solar calendar.

There is a saying that nine days after the earth sends mango seeds, the next nine days are fixed. This is one of the algorithms of nine-day delivery, which is mainly calculated according to the five elements of a year.

Among them, awn seed was the ninth day after delivery by indigenous people at the beginning of the year.

The specific time of the solar term of the ear seed is in the twenty-four solar terms in 2020, and the time of the ear seed is: Friday, June 5, 2020 12:58, and April (small) 14th of the lunar calendar.

Twenty-four solar terms, 20 19, the awning time: 2017: 06, Thursday, June 6, 2009, the fourth day of the first lunar month.

Of the 24 solar terms, 20 18, the awning time is: Wednesday, 20 16, 0 1:29, and the lunar calendar is April 23rd.

24 solar terms middle school, 20 17, the date of the awning is: Monday, 20 19: 36, the eleventh day of the fifth lunar month.

Twenty-four solar terms, 20 16, the awning time is: 20 16 06 05 13:48 Sunday, the first day of May in the lunar calendar (primary school).

Of the 24 solar terms, 20 15, the awning time is: 20 16, 07:58 Saturday, and the lunar calendar: April (small) 20.

24 solar terms Middle School, 20 14, with the awning time: 2012: 03, Friday, June 6, 2004, and the ninth day of the fifth lunar month.

Twenty-four solar terms, 20 13, and the awning time is: Wednesday, June 5, 20 13, and April 27 of the lunar calendar.

Twenty-four solar terms, 20 12, and the date of the canopy is: June 5, 2065438+Tuesday, June 25, 2002, and the lunar calendar is April 16.

In the 20 1 1 twenty-four solar terms, the awning time is: 20 1 1, 08:27 on Monday, June 6, and the fifth day of the fifth lunar month.

Twenty-four solar terms, 20 10, and the awning time is: 20 10, Sunday, June 6th, and April 24th of the lunar calendar.

What is better to plant before and after the awning?

Sweet potatoes are generally like rape in the south. After the harvest, sweet potatoes will be planted in the ground. There is also a folk agricultural proverb: "Planting potatoes with awns weighs ten Jin, and planting potatoes with bare roots on the summer solstice", which means that the solar term of awns is suitable for planting sweet potatoes, but it is too late to plant them on the summer solstice.

It's not too late to plant soybeans in summer. The ancestors also left an agricultural proverb: "I am not afraid to plant beans early, but I am afraid to plant them quickly after the wheat harvest", which means to sow them in time after the wheat harvest. In addition to summer soybeans, it is also the right time to sow like summer peanuts.

Late rice seedlings are planted in two seasons in the south, and it is time to start sowing late rice seedlings as soon as the solar term is over. In this way, when early rice is harvested in July, late rice seedlings can be inserted immediately. But now there are more single-season rice in the south.

In addition to these crops, farmers have to plant many summer crops during the solar term, such as cowpea, amaranth, Chinese cabbage, pepper, pumpkin, bitter gourd, towel gourd and other vegetables.