Some wonder whether really grow from a single bucket of potatoes Bush?! Of course yes! Let us understand how to do it. In this article we have compiled a list of important recommendations.
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For each of the soil it is necessary to use individual methods of farming techniques, if moisture - high ridge, dry - low ridges, etc. When the site is located on the rich black soil, and in this case, there are nuances. Let's talk about how to plant potatoes on the black soil, applying amofosku (one small spoon of five bushes).
First cut kartoshinu to make it two or three buds, get twenty pieces. Then eleven liters of water, add one teaspoon of Bordeaux mixture, half a glass of ash, one small teaspoon of boric acid and potassium permanganate slightly to color was a little pink. Soak the seeds for fifteen to thirty minutes. Such a composition is healthier potatoes and holes from inside kartoshinu help boric acid.
Then the potatoes posushite to mark the twenty holes. Lay down each piece up on eyes and nagreb hump, throwing in a little hole amofoski. If the tops grew to fifteen centimeters, Extend it and fill the earth in a circle. Plant grows up a little, and pour it again.
Bush can give as much as up to two buckets of potatoes, the potatoes will be major. There are varieties of potatoes early "Rainbow". It can be planted in conventional manner, with amofoskoy. After okuchit, it can dig the whole summer, and get a high yield.
Varieties of potatoes, a large number of: Slavyanka, Adretta, Ogonek, Minerva and others. For them suitable black soil with sand.
Plant varieties of potatoes, please separate grades, for example, beans, dust ammophoska. Spud hoe, and harmful insects and rot will not bother your plants.
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