When and how to plant red cabbage

Planting time of red cabbage

Red cabbage is generally planted between July and late September, and the best planting time is late August. The earlier the sowing time, the more difficult it is to raise seedlings, and the mortality rate after planting is also relatively high, which seriously affects the yield, so be sure to choose the appropriate time for planting according to the climate environment.

How to plant red cabbage

1. Land preparation and fertilization: The land of red cabbage needs to be prepared 10 days before sowing. After land preparation, appropriate fertilization is required. Generally, farmyard manure and compound fertilizer are used.

2. Sowing and transplanting: After land preparation, red cabbage can be sown. After one month, it can be transplanted. When transplanting, you need to bring more soil so that it is easier to survive.

3. Transplantation management: After transplanting, red cabbage needs to be watered in time, preferably once in the morning and once in the evening. After two weeks, watering it once every night is sufficient.

Precautions for planting red cabbage moss

1. You need to be careful when watering red cabbage. Although it has a relatively large demand for water, it must be watered appropriately and water should not accumulate, otherwise it will affect the growth of the seedlings.

2. Red cabbage moss has a relatively high demand for fertilizer, so it needs to be fertilized in time during the seedling stage, so that it will grow faster and the leaves will be greener.