Carrots are a vegetable that needs fertilizer.
In this article, we will tell you how to properly fertilize carrots.
When and how to feed carrots
Carrots love well-lit areas, but it is better to avoid direct sunlight on the beds.
Plant carrots on the north side of other plants so that they do not shade the beds.
Phosphorus is best used after the first month of summer.
Fertilizer promotes proper formation of fruits and increases their density.
In late summer, carrots are fed a high-potassium fertilizer such as potassium sulfate, monopotassium phosphate or boron.
Phosphorus-potassium fertilizers include wood ash.
The fertilizer can be used both in dry form and as a solution.
In the first case, the ash must be scattered between the rows of plants.
Is it possible to fertilize carrots with organic fertilizers
Organic fertilizers are one of the most effective and safest ways to feed carrots.
Compost or humus will enrich the soil with organic matter, improve the structure of vegetables and help the plant better absorb nutrients.
Previously, we told you how and when to grow cauliflower.
