With the acceleration of the pace of urban life, more and more people are beginning to pursue a return to nature, growing peanut potted plants at home not only can cultivate sentiment, but also enjoy the fun of rural life. Next, let me introduce in detail the method and steps of growing peanut potted plants.
Preparation stage1. Choose a suitable container: Peanut potted plants can choose ceramic pots, plastic pots, or homemade wooden pots, and the size of the container depends on the number of peanut seeds and personal preferences.
2. Purchase peanut seeds: There are various types of peanut seeds on the market, which can be selected according to personal taste and needs. When purchasing, choose fresh and plump seeds.
3. Prepare soil: Peanuts like loose and fertile soil, and you can choose to mix peat soil, decomposed leaf soil, and perlite in a ratio of 2:1:1.
Planting steps1. Soak seeds: Place the peanut seeds in clear water and soak for 4-6 hours to allow the seeds to absorb water fully.
2. Sowing: Spread the soaked peanut seeds evenly on the soil surface, cover with a thin layer of soil, about 1 centimeter thick.
3. Watering: Water thoroughly after sowing to keep the soil moist.
4. Placement location: Place the pot in a place with plenty of sunlight, ensuring 4-6 hours of direct sunlight every day.
Maintenance management1. Watering: After the peanut seeds germinate, keep the soil moist but avoid waterlogging. Water 1-2 times a day during the germination period and 2-3 times a week after germination.
2. Fertilizing: During the growth of peanuts, apply a dilute organic fertilizer every 15 days, such as decomposed chicken manure, cow dung, etc.
3. Weeding: Timely remove weeds from the pot to avoid affecting the growth of peanuts.
4. Observe for diseases and pests: During the growth of peanuts, pay attention to whether there are diseases and pests. If found, take measures to control them in a timely manner.
Harvesting and storage1. Harvesting: The growth cycle of peanuts is about 45-60 days. When the peanut fruits are mature, the fruit surface shows yellow or brown, and it can be harvested.
2. Storage: Dry the harvested peanuts in the sun until the surface is dry, then place them in a sealed bag for storage to prevent mildew.
Growing peanut potted plants at home can not only beautify the home environment but also allow us to find a moment of tranquility in the busy life. As long as we master the correct planting method, we can enjoy the fun brought by peanut potted plants. Let's get our hands dirty and experience the beauty of rural life!