When is the right time to sow millet?

Millet is an annual gramineous plant, which mainly uses seeds for reproduction and dissemination. Generally, it will bear fruit about three months after sowing, and then it can be harvested for subsequent sowing. Millet is suitable for sowing in spring, and the best month is around the middle and late April of each year. At this time, the sown millet can grow longer and faster with the increase of rain and heat conditions, and the seedling stage is earlier than the rainy season, so that the bud will not directly face the bad weather.

Millet sowing method

1. Soak millet in advance before planting, which can awaken seeds, make them ready for germination, and improve the germination rate and survival rate of plants. 2. Planting. Next, the treated millet seeds should be buried in the soil, and a certain amount of water should be poured to keep the soil moist so as not to be hindered in the process of plant germination.

Key points and skills of millet planting

1. Illumination Millet is a light-loving plant, but it is very sensitive to light in its infancy. If the light is too strong at noon, shade it in time. 2. Water the buds when they break through the soil, and water the millet less in a certain period of time. At this time, the roots of plants are not yet mature, and too much water in the soil can easily make them rot.