Wheat has just suffered from drought. Will it have any effect? What should I pay attention to?

Crop growth needs sufficient water and suitable temperature. It is very unfortunate to encounter drought during the growing period. Especially wheat, although it grows in winter, is more cold-resistant, and it is fatal to it whether it is drought or waterlogging.

Unfortunately for them, the wheat suffered from drought as soon as it emerged. Just about to grow, water shortage encountered the phenomenon of water shortage Lack of water will lead to cell atrophy, which is called dehydration.

This is likely to have an impact on the plumpness of the seeds in the later stage, but in this case, if the drought is not very serious, just look at the roots or necks of wheat at this time, which are still green or yellow, but the signs of life are still obvious, and there is no need to water them, and they will recover after a while.

If the drought is severe, it is found that the wheat leaves have turned yellow. At this time, if you want to protect the seedlings, you can't water them too much, because the wheat has just succeeded in drought resistance at this time. If you water too much, it will lead to water supersaturation.

Blindly watering may lead to root rot, and another death may occur soon after watering. Even if it is carried forward, it will be very unfavorable to the jointing and drought resistance of wheat in the future, especially in the middle and late stage, when it is dry and windy in spring and summer, and now it needs strong resistance, so it is very unfavorable to pay attention to watering at this time.

In some ways, wheat itself is still drought-resistant. After all, after a whole winter, it will grow into spring, and then harvest in spring and summer. Watering is still very particular.

(Memories of Agricultural Engine)