A summer resident can seriously influence the future carrot yield right from the start.
So, it is enough to choose the right place for planting a garden crop, and the chances of getting a bountiful harvest will increase significantly.
It is necessary to choose a site in which the plant is provided with all possible conditions for full development.
But a mistake made when choosing a place for carrots can result in the root vegetables being too small.
It is advisable to plant the garden crop in partial shade.
An excellent option would be a plot under a tree with a sparse crown. In this case, the plant will receive enough sunlight, but at the same time will be protected during hot periods.
If you plant carrots in the shade, the roots may not form at all.
Planting the plant in an open area will increase the risk that the plant will develop serious problems in high temperature conditions.
Experienced gardeners have noticed the following pattern: long exposure of garden crops to the scorching sun increases the risk of small-sized vegetables forming. In addition, carrots may begin to wither.