How potatoes reproduce

Reproduction methods: breeding and sowing.

Breeding method:

There are many techniques for growing potatoes in the world, and the methods of growing potatoes vary depending on the geographical and climatic environment, but the methods of reproduction are the same. Breeding refers to the selection of potatoes with a diameter of about 3 cm for planting. When selecting potatoes for breeding, it is important to ensure the health of the potato seeds. Before planting, the soil should be disinfected and fertilized, and the soil should be watered 10 days in advance. During the flowering period, fertilizer should be applied in time to ensure its yield.

Seed propagation method:

Select healthy potatoes, cut them into pieces with a knife, and plant them in the soil. When planting, the spacing should be set properly, and it should not be too dense, otherwise it will affect the healthy growth of all plants. March is a good time to plant potatoes. The prerequisite for sowing is to disinfect the soil. Water the soil 10 days in advance. During the flowering period, nutrients must be replenished in time to ensure its yield.

Potatoes are very durable in storage, rich in nutritional value, and can also be eaten as a staple food. In my hometown, potatoes are called "potatoes", and every household stores some. Many people think that the origin of potatoes is China, but in fact it is not. The origin is South America. Potatoes were first discovered by a man named Ann. Agronomists in Obaman discovered that it was edible and began to cultivate potatoes on a large scale and over large areas.