how to plant potatoes？

💡 养护小贴士

Steps and details: 1. Cut potatoes into pieces, each with a bud; 2. Dig the ditch, with a depth of about 5 centimeters, preferably consistent in depth, to achieve uniform sprouting as much as possible; 3. Place potato chunks with the buds facing upwards, with a spacing of at least 30 centimeters, preferably 30-40 centimeters; 4. Add fertilizer and sprinkle it between potato chunks to prevent seedling burning; 5. Cover the soil, bury the ditch, and cover it with soil, a total of 10-15 centimeters, with a ridge width of 30-40 centimeters and a ridge spacing of 30-40 centimeters; 6. Film covering: Cover with film and soil, which must be covered with soil, otherwise the film will have elasticity and the seedling top will not break. It is best to use black film to prevent grass, while white film will grow grass; 7. Keep one of the fattest sprout points on each potato block and break it when planting. Do not break it in advance to avoid the only one being knocked off; 8. Moist soil planting: After a few days of rain, it is best to dry the surface and keep the bottom layer moist. If it is the solar term but there is no rain, watering is needed in the pit before planting; After sprouting, check and remove the weak ones from the ones with multiple sprouts, leaving only one. 10 flowers have bloomed, it is necessary to pinch off the flower buds in a timely manner to allow nutrients to flow back. Don't waste them. In addition, there may be some that are not in good condition, and it is useless to keep them. Dig them out and see what happens. You can also see how big the potatoes are, and you can basically eat them while digging. Dig them up early and eat them. You don't need to save them all before eating. If you can't eat them, they will spoil. It is better to eat them side by side. And if you ever feel unsure about what’s happening to your plant, tools like Anthaly can help you quickly identify plant problems and keep your plants thriving.