Is it too late to grow cabbage in beginning of autumn in five days?

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August 7th is beginning of autumn. As an agricultural proverb says, "beginning of autumn grows cabbage, summer picks new cotton" and "radish falls on the head", it can be seen that the solar term in beginning of autumn is suitable for planting Chinese cabbage.

Chinese cabbage is a semi-hardy vegetable, afraid of extreme heat and cold, and usually likes cold climate. The growth period of Chinese cabbage is relatively long, and the requirements for temperature in different periods are different, generally between 5℃ and 25℃. Too low or too high is not conducive to the growth of Chinese cabbage. The average temperature of Chinese cabbage in northern China is between 65438 06℃ (65438 00℃). The most suitable average temperature for Chinese cabbage growth is 65438 07℃ (5℃). When the average temperature is above 25℃, the growth will be poor. When the average temperature is below 10℃, the growth will be slow, and when the average temperature is below 5℃, the growth will stop. Chinese cabbage suffered from short-term freezing injury (0℃ ~ 2℃) during its growth, and its growth could be restored, but it could not be restored if it was stored at -2℃ or lower for a long time.

Look at your area. Cabbage is usually planted in early autumn.