What crops are planted from summer solstice?

Many things can be planted from summer solstice, and the common ones are:

Soybean, corn, mung bean, sorghum, upland rice, mung bean, beans, lettuce, tomato, eggplant, peanut, summer pepper, summer cabbage, summer radish, summer cowpea, summer cucumber, summer cabbage, etc.

With the arrival of the summer solstice solar term, the temperature rises and the rainfall increases, and the future will be hot and humid. At this time, the summer sowing crops have sprouted or grown to the jointing stage, and abundant rain provides power for the normal growth of crops, especially for the next crop of corn, which needs rain more at the jointing stage, and rice seedlings cannot do without rain, so there is a proverb that it rains on the summer solstice and there is rice in the barn.

When the summer solstice comes, we should sow corn as soon as possible. Some areas say "planting corn in summer solstice", so that we can harvest it in the autumn equinox and solar terms. The time between the summer solstice and the autumnal equinox solar terms is about 65,438+000 days. As long as it is well managed, it can be harvested. The summer solstice this year is June 265,438+0, so we can sow corn, but the best time to sow corn is June 20 to June 30.