Carrots love this: what to put in the furrows before planting so that the neighbors burn with envy
By feeding carrots with a certain fertilizer when planting, you can significantly increase the yield.
What kind of fertilizer carrots need when planting, says the expert of the online publication Belnovosti, scientist-agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh .
How to feed carrots when planting
The fertilizer consists of three ingredients: humus, potassium fertilizer and superphosphate.
This type of feeding will provide carrots with the basic necessary elements – nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus.
For 4-5 kilograms of humus (about half a bucket) you need 20 grams of potassium fertilizer and superphosphate.
Fertilizer is applied in dry form. Before application, the bed is dug up and leveled with a rake.
Next, we make small furrows at intervals of 20 centimeters, water each one from a watering can, add a little fertilizer, plant the seeds and cover with soil.
This fertilizer will last for the entire season. You shouldn't completely fill the bed with humus, nothing good will come of it.
Earlier, the expert told how to make the soil in the garden fertile without fertilizers.
