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How to Grow Summer Vegetables

Summer begins in mid-June to late September; already in April you can plan a summer vegetables garden; and can continue to plant throughout the summer.

When summer vegetables are grown on the roof garden or in terrace containers it is recommended buckets growth volume of at list 10 liters or deep containers.

Better to plant a mixture planting - a bed fan which drained the water well and allow a suitable ventilation system for the roots; we recommend mixing the mixture with concentrated organic fertilizer or compost for maximum results.

When vegetables are grown in the garden area it is necessary to clean the surface weeds and process it; process the ground along with some organic matter to improve the quality; advisable to do so before planting and during the season to enter the plants.

Before planting you should cover the ground with organic materials such as cloth, coconut shavings, trimming, leaves, etc. ... the cover is protecting the root system from the sun, preventing Herbarium especially reducing water evaporation from the ground, thereby saving water in the vegetable garden.

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Vegetables and spices like a lot of sun light, so the location of the vegetable garden should be a place where there are at least 4-5 hours of direct sun a day - that Southern location, east or west.

Treatment must be done continuously during the growth; ventilate the ground with a cultivator to bring air and light to the plants roots - be careful to not damage the roots; pay attention to the organic fertilizer - about liters of compost per seedling vegetables several times a season.

With the planting of vegetables daily irrigation to keep soil moist.

After a time when the plants begin to grow, give a greater quantity of water with greater intervals between irrigation to irrigation.

You should feel the ground and not let excess water, and in any case in the early morning watering with drip. To prevent decay and disease, avoid wetting leaves and fruits.

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