When is the best time to grow vegetables?

Spring and autumn are the best seasons for growing vegetables.

The growth period of different varieties of vegetables is long and short, and each variety has certain requirements for season and temperature. The suitable temperature of green leafy vegetables is 15~20 degrees Celsius. Spring and autumn are good seasons for growing vegetables, neither too hot nor too cold, and there is no changeable weather.

Spring is especially suitable for planting, and the weather is particularly warm. It is best to grow vegetables in this environment. Autumn is not only the harvest season of various crops, but also a good time to plant many vegetables. Autumn is also a good time to plant them in the future, but some need to be earlier and some need to be later.

Vegetables suitable for spring and autumn sowing

1, broadcast in spring

Spring temperature, ground temperature and transpiration are all suitable conditions for crop growth, and good temperature conditions can keep crops growing for a longer time in the future, which is conducive to crop flowering and fruiting.

Suitable vegetables: spinach, lettuce, eggplant, cucumber, water spinach, leek, chrysanthemum, pepper, tomato, towel gourd, wax gourd, pumpkin, cowpea, bitter gourd, watermelon, lentils, black fungus and so on.

Step 2 sow in autumn

The weather is getting cold in autumn, so vegetables with good cold tolerance should be planted to ensure normal winter; Such as spinach, cauliflower, garlic, coriander, cauliflower, cowhide, radish, onion, lettuce, celery, pea seedlings and so on.