Gardener's Lunar Calendar from November 20 to 26: Remember Important Dates
The end of November is not a reason for summer residents, gardeners and vegetable growers to relax. If, of course, they want to get a good harvest next season.
The gardener's lunar calendar will tell you what is best to do and what is not advisable to do on your plots from November 20 to 26.
On the 20th day of November , this calendar tells us, the most favorable conditions for work in the garden and vegetable garden are formed.
In particular, it is recommended to plant and replant, apply fertilizers and graft.
The calendar has nothing against harvesting cold-resistant crops on this day.
It is important to remember: it is on November 20 that it is recommended to water plants as often as possible.
It is also proposed to cultivate the land and make preparations for the winter.
However, it is not recommended to trim and pick plants, or remove tops and leaves on this day.
November 21 is an unfavorable day for gardening and horticultural work. But you can remove tops and leaves.
Just like on November 20, on this day the calendar advises to water plants more often.
But it is not recommended to plant, transplant, root, or propagate vegetable, fruit, and melon crops, as well as greens and berry bushes.
November 22 is a day, according to the lunar calendar, favorable for any work in the garden and vegetable garden.
You can cultivate and loosen the soil, plant cold-resistant varieties of vegetable crops, and also graft plants, trim and take cuttings.
It is possible and even necessary to do procedures such as pinching and picking plants.
It is recommended to thin out the seedlings and sort the seeds, water and feed the plants on the 22nd day of November.
But it is forbidden to prune fruit trees, otherwise they may die.
November 23 is a day considered favorable for planting fruit trees (they will produce a good harvest for many years).
It is also recommended on this day to harvest crops intended for long-term storage, as well as to collect above-ground fruits.
It is allowed to plant and sow cold-resistant varieties, as well as water, graft and fertilize the soil.
It is not recommended to prune trees so as not to harm them.
November 24 – the calendar advises to harvest cold-resistant crops, as well as plant, transplant, root, cut and thin out.
In addition, it is recommended on this day to cultivate and loosen the soil, trim, feed, water the plants, and also to do their side-sonning and pinching.
But not everything can be pruned - you shouldn't do this with fruit trees, just as you shouldn't remove leaves and tops.
November 25 is a day for quiet work, not suitable for new gardening endeavors.
It is possible to harvest crops that are not intended for winter storage.
You can also cultivate the soil, take cuttings, trim, remove side shoots, pinch and pick.
And the calendar doesn’t mind if you plant cold-resistant varieties of vegetable crops on this day.
He is not against it if you continue to make winter preparations. But he does not recommend pruning fruit trees today.
November 26 is a day recommended for sorting seeds, sowing, and planting cold-resistant varieties of vegetable crops.
You can also cultivate the soil, graft, water (as often as possible), and feed.
But it is not recommended to pinch or trim trees, or remove tops and leaves.
