Hello everyone! I have a planting question for you. I hope you can help me to answer it! Attach a picture

Yellowing of plant leaves is a typical symptom of nitrogen deficiency! Look at the soil in your bucket. It's full of sand and gravel, but it lacks organic matter. But the problem is not big and can be remedied. I suggest:

First, if you plant in a bucket like this, you can find some urea or compound fertilizer and water the pumpkin with the usual rice washing water. Usually, discarded tea and vegetable leaves can be used as organic fertilizers. Loosen the soil properly and let the soil ventilate. Don't loosen it often, it will hurt the roots and affect the growth. Besides pumpkins, potted plants are also suitable for other things, such as flowers and leafy vegetables.

Second, if it is to be planted in the ground, the seedlings can be transplanted now. Before transplanting, apply enough farm manure in the soil and add a small amount of urea, but urea can't touch the root system to avoid damaging the root system. Water after planting. The leaves will turn green in a few days.

I hope it works for you. Have a nice day!