The growth process of wheat in spring

Wheat is divided into winter wheat and spring wheat, and their growth processes are different.

Winter wheat:

September-June 65438+1October, sowing after cooling-June 65438+ 10-June165438+ 10, overwintering in February-turning green in March-tillering in April-filling in May-mature harvest in June.

Spring wheat:

Sowing in March-emergence in April-growth in May-August-maturity in September.

The key difference is that winter wheat needs vernalization, that is, it must go through a period of low temperature after growth, otherwise it will not bear fruit. Spring wheat does not need vernalization, just like other crops sown in spring.

There is a lot of winter wheat in the north.