Will melon seeds become moldy in the rain?

Yes, if you are not prepared, the yield of Trichosanthes trichosanthes may be affected. Below, the editor of Trichosanthes trichosanthes Miao will talk about how to take precautions.

1. Clear the garden and fix the frame

It is necessary to promptly clean up the dead vines and leaves in the melon garden, strengthen the scaffolding, promptly replace the broken and damaged melon columns, and refix them. Wire and pull skewers; choose sunny and good weather combined with fertilization to clean up underground roots that have been damaged by freezing, rotten and diseased, and replenish seedlings in time at the end of March.

2. Clear ditches and reduce stains

The ditches should be cleared as soon as possible to ensure that the surrounding ditches, waist ditches and side ditches are matched and connected, so that the open water can be drained and the dark water can be drained. Water can be filtered, reducing groundwater levels and soil moisture, effectively promoting healthy root growth.

3. Timely fertilization

Generally apply basal fertilizer at the end of March, using furrows or holes. Pay attention to digging ditches or holes about 20-750px from the base. Generally, apply high-quality farmyard manure per acre. 40-50 dan, 50 kilograms of cake fertilizer, 2 kilograms of boron fertilizer, and 50 kilograms of potassium sulfate compound fertilizer.

4. Focus on disease prevention

Affected by the heavy rain and snow, most of the Trichosanthes trichosanthes cultivars have suffered from low temperature and freezing damage. The plants' ability to withstand the cold has been reduced, resulting in a reduction in disease resistance. , as the temperature rises after the new year, Trichosanthes trichosanthes is susceptible to diseases such as root-knot nematodes, and it is necessary to effectively prevent and control root-knot nematodes. Water the roots with 1.5 ml of 3500 times ditrivir, 1000 ml for each plant, and repeat the application once every 7-10 days.