Can we plant fennel in September?

Fennel, that is, fennel, here we call it star anise, fennel and so on. In fact, there are many kinds of fennel in fennel. Fennel has short petiole, slow growth and late bolting in spring, while fennel has long petiole, fast growth and early bolting in spring. In addition, there is a spherical fennel whose bottom swells into a ball.

Fennel is mainly grown as a vegetable. Stems, leaves and seeds all have a special fragrance, which is used for seasoning or stuffing, such as making steamed buns, but I really can't stand its smell. The sowing period of fennel is long in the north, and it can be sown from March in spring to September in autumn, and it is mostly sown in autumn in the south.

Sowing time

Fennel seeds are similar to cumin, but different in taste, size and color. Fennel seeds are green and cumin is yellow. Fennel seeds are soaked in cold water, scrubbed, soaked for one day and then taken out, and then germinated quickly. The temperature during germination should not be too high, about 20℃.

When the seeds are white, start sowing. Just sow. After the fennel seedlings are fully grown, they should be interplanted in time, the plant spacing is about 2-3 fingers, and the row spacing is about 1 node. Weeds should be pulled up by the way. During the plant growth period, attention should be paid to keeping the soil moist, and combined with watering and topdressing urea and other nitrogen fertilizers in the seedling semi-Takaso to promote the growth of stems and leaves. Generally, 20-30 kilograms of urea is applied per mu.