How to sow carrots so you don't have to thin them out later: mix the seeds with this
At the moment, many summer residents are busy with activities related to sowing mid-season varieties of carrots.
In a couple of weeks, gardeners will begin planting late varieties of the popular crop.
This is why many owners of country plots should urgently learn about one interesting sowing option.
If you follow this simple rule, you won’t have to spend a lot of time thinning out carrots later.
An interesting dacha trick was shared by the expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", scientist-agronomist and landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh .
What to mix carrot seeds with
In what case do summer residents have to thin out carrots? The answer is simple: in the situation when the plantings are too dense.
Failure to thin out the roots may result in each root crop receiving few useful components. In addition, the carrots will acquire an irregular shape.
But if a summer resident uses one little trick when sowing a crop, the latter will not grow too densely. This means that there will be no need to do long and tedious thinning.
To achieve the desired result, mix carrot seeds with fine sand.
It also makes sense to take a plastic bottle, remove the cap and make holes in it.
Next, pour a mixture of seeds and sand into the container. Then close the container with a perforated lid.
The bottle will act as a kind of dispenser. The seeds should be poured onto the soil from this seeder in much the same way as salt from a salt shaker.
Earlier, summer residents were told whether it is possible to sprinkle ash under an apple tree .
