Peacock cabbage, arugula, and red cabbage moss are planted in the same piece of land a little more than one square meter, and the red cabbage moss is eaten by insects to make a lot of holes, and the peacock leaves are intact without a hole, and the arugula is also

Peacock cabbage, arugula, and red cabbage moss are planted in the same piece of land a little more than one square meter, and the red cabbage moss is eaten by insects to make a lot of holes, and the peacock leaves are intact without a hole, and the arugula is basically intact. It seems that the taste of vegetable green worms and snails is similar, and they like to eat fast vegetables and red cabbage moss.

Both peacock and arugula have a unique flavor that bugs don't like, so they are left intact. Also not liked by bugs is hollow cabbage, but it is not absolutely not eaten, and snails will eat hollow cabbage before growing fast vegetables.

Some planting experiences have also been summed up through this year's vegetable planting experience.

First of all, rapeseed, fast vegetables, cabbage, these vegetables that are easy to attract insects are best planted in the spring, when the insects have not yet come out to be active, and snails are also closed in the shell to sleep in the dry season, and they can eat intact vegetables without spraying in the spring.

Then there is the summer and autumn festival, when the insects are active and multiplying fast, then plant some vegetables that insects do not like to eat, such as hollow cabbage, lettuce, peacock vegetables, arugula, etc., I have planted these kinds, and maybe there are more insect-resistant vegetables, you can slowly explore the experience.