Agricultural proverbs about planting garlic seedlings

The agricultural proverb of planting garlic seedlings is: "July onion, August garlic, September lazy"; "If you sow garlic in spring, it will grow nine times." And "Every family has cabbage in winter, and garlic seedlings are green in December."

"July onion, August garlic, September is lazy." We started planting onions in July, kind of garlic in August, and people who haven't planted anything by September are lazy.

"If you sow garlic in spring, it will grow nine times." It means: We want garlic in spring, but we can't have nine days. It will be warm after nine days, and garlic will grow easily by itself. Nine is index nine, that is, there is still 998 1 day before the winter solstice, and in March of the following year, the weather will get warmer. However, garlic is a cold-tolerant plant, which will not be frozen if sown early, and will hibernate when sown late, which is easy to form low-yield single garlic.

"There are cabbages in winter, and the garlic seedlings are green in1February." It means: winter is the harvest season of cabbage, and every household can eat cabbage, but in the twelfth month, garlic grows into garlic seedlings, lush and green.

Extended data:

Garlic planting should pay attention to: First, the ability of garlic to absorb fertilizer and water is not strong, so garlic should be planted in a place with good drainage and fertile and loose soil. Second, garlic is usually watered about 4 times when it grows. Third, garlic likes low temperature, and it is best to plant garlic at -5 -26 degrees.