March is an active beginning of the garden season in Lithuania. Despite the changing weather, it is this month that the basics are placed for the abundant harvest. Experts say that March is an ideal time to sow frost -resistant crops and grow seedlings for those who need a longer growth period. Here’s what vegetables are worth sowing or planting in March to make it good and enjoy the abundant harvest.
Plant the radishes in March
Radishes – a great choice for impatient gardeners! They are extremely resistant to frost and germinate even at +2 degrees. Radishes are not required for soil, but grow best in light, fertile land. If the weather allows, they can be sown directly into the open ground in early March. For a permanent harvest, the seeds can be applied every 2-3 weeks. It is necessary to water them regularly, especially in dry air, to prevent radishes from occurring.
Carrots
Carrots are one of the most important vegetables in gardens. March is a great time to sow them. Early carrot varieties, sown in the fight, will yield already in the summer. Carrots grow best in fluffy, well -drained soil and sunny places. It is recommended to soak the seeds before sowing to germinate faster. For the carrots to be sweeter, the soil can be added to the soil.
Plant beetroot in March
Like carrots, beetroot is frost resistant and can be sown already in the fight. Early varieties will be prepared for the yield in the middle of summer. Beetroot can grow in different soils, but it is best suited to fertile, loose soils.
Salad planting in March
Salad is a source of early vitamins. They are very resistant to frost and do not require. It is possible to sow directly into the open ground or grow seedlings even earlier. Salad needs fertile, well -moisturized soil and sunny or semi -shade. Seeds can be sown every 2 weeks for a permanent harvest.
Spinach
Spinach grows fast – after a few weeks, the first leaves can be picked. They are best suited in fertile, well -drained soils and semi -shady areas.
Onions (seedlings)
The first spring month is perfect for planting onion. In March, the onions grow large heads by the end of the summer. They need a sunny place and fertile, well -drained soil. It is recommended to treat potassium permanganate solution before planting onions to protect against diseases.
Spring garlic
Although winter garlic is planted in autumn, spring garlic can be planted in a fight. It lasts better than winter and also yields abundant harvest. Garlic needs sunny space and fertile, fluffy soils. It is recommended to treat the fungicide with slices before planting.
Early potatoes
For an extremely early potato harvest, they need to be started and the fighting. Leaving the potatoes in the light, strong sprouts are formed, which allows the planting of potatoes as soon as the ground warms up enough.
Plant the peas in March
Peas are frost -resistant culture, so they can also sow a fight. Early peas will enjoy juicy pods in the summer. They are demanding for soil, but they grow best on light, fertile land. It is recommended to soak the seeds before sowing so that they germinate faster.
Turnips
These frost -resistant vegetables can also be sown in a fight. Although they are not as popular as potatoes or carrots, they are a valuable source of vitamins and stay well in winter. They need fluffy, fertile soils and sunny areas.
Recommendations for planting vegetables in March
- Prepare the soil. Spread the beds, fertilize with organic fertilizers.
- Watch the weather. Beware of night frost, take care of plants if necessary.
- Keep the sowing rotation. Do not repeat the same plants in the same place for several consecutive years.
- Water regularly. In the initial stage of growth, water supply is particularly important.
- Mulch the beds. This helps to maintain moisture and reduce weed growth.
Following these tips, you will be able to get a good and high quality harvest!
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