How to plant cabbage seedlings in the ground: rules for a good harvest
Cabbage can rightfully be called one of the most popular garden crops, which is grown by summer residents almost everywhere.
The seedling method is mainly used to grow this crop, reminds the expert of the online publication BelNovosti, scientist-agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh .
Therefore, we will introduce you to the rules that should be followed when transplanting seedlings into the ground.
First of all, it is worth mentioning the plants that are considered the best predecessors for cabbage.
These include cucumbers, potatoes, onions and garlic. It is not forbidden to grow cabbage in beds where carrots, beans and other legumes were previously grown, but the soil must be properly fertilized with organic fertilizers.
But you shouldn’t plant cabbage after arugula, radish, horseradish and other cruciferous vegetables.
Cabbage can be returned to its previous location only after at least 3 years have passed.
Please note: 20 days after planting, the cabbage needs to be hilled and fertilized. Of course, you can use mineral compounds, but this vegetable responds much more readily to organic matter, so take a closer look at mullein, nettle and other fertilizers.
