The sun is just right these two days, which is suitable for garden work. The results are as follows: 1. Picking: red cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, spinach, radish, oil wheat, garlic seedlings, coriander, camelina cabbage. Beetle moss

The sun is just right these two days, which is suitable for garden work. The results are as follows:

1. Picking: red cabbage, cauliflower, Chinese cabbage, spinach, radish, oil wheat, garlic seedlings, coriander, camelina cabbage. The red cabbage moss was planted late this year, and now is the time to grow vigorously. It can be picked every week. Cauliflower is about to bloom, hurry up and eat it. Spinach didn't grow well. The radish did not grow well either, plucked most of it, left two to see if it could grow. Coriander oil wheat cabbage grows well.

2. Weeding: The weeds in the field are too high, which seriously affects the growth of Artemisia. Remove the grass for food waste. There are fewer seeds this year, which may be the reason for the seeds. Sow some more today and see how it goes.

3. Sterilize the soil, use carbendazim and quicklime. Regular fertilization and sterilization can make vegetables grow better. Quicklime is environmentally friendly. Suitable for long-term use.

4. Fertilize the soil: enzyme fertilizer, organic nutrient soil. These two fertilizers are the best and safest.

5. Sowing: lettuce, artemisia, loofah, pumpkin, watermelon, gourd, cucumber, large-flowered swiftlet, Kelsang flower, sunflower, caryophyllus, cornflower, daisy. Sowing more is not necessarily an effective seed. Some need to be nursed. Try new varieties often.

6. Remove the thermal insulation plastic film and prepare to plant climbing melons and fruits. I want to plant gourds here and put orchids underneath, just enough shade to kill two birds with one stone.

While working, listening to lectures. Although I was tired and had a sore back, I had a very fulfilling weekend.