What is the best dish to grow in summer?

Summer is most suitable for planting spinach, lettuce, Chinese cabbage, mustard, peas, radishes and other vegetables.

Among them, spinach, lettuce, cabbage, mustard and radish are all cool vegetables, which are suitable for planting in autumn and winter. Spinach can be made into soup or cold salad, lettuce can be sliced and fried or cold salad, and cabbage, mustard and radish are also suitable for planting in autumn and winter. In addition, it is just right to plant Chinese cabbage before and after the heat. Chinese cabbage is easy to manage, and it should be irrigated in time during the growth process, and then it is to prevent and control pests and diseases.

These vegetables can be planted in summer, not only in the fields, but also in your own yard. City residents can also plant them in flowerpots on the balcony. If you want to plant it, don't miss the opportunity, or even if you plant it, you can't grow normally.

Summer solar terms

Long summer is the 14th solar term among the 24 solar terms, and autumn is the second solar term. Dou refers to Wu (southwest), and the yellow meridian of the sun reaches 150, which is celebrated on August 22-24 of the Gregorian calendar every year. Summer is here, and the three summers of high temperature and heat are over, which means that the hot and difficult weather is coming to an end. There are three summers in the twenty-four solar terms, namely, mini-summer, big summer and midsummer, which are the first midsummer, mid-summer and last midsummer respectively.

After the summer heat, the direct point of the sun continued to move southward, the solar radiation weakened, the subtropical high retreated southward, and the summer heat gradually disappeared. Thunderstorm activity is not as active as summer, and the general trend of rainstorm in all parts of the country is weakened. There are many folk activities in summer, such as eating ducks, setting off river lanterns, opening fishing festivals, decocting medicinal tea and offering sacrifices to the land.