Proper planting planning determines the success of a gardener no less than high-quality planting material or regular watering. The correct selection of crops for crop rotation helps to preserve soil fertility and obtain a rich harvest without the use of chemical fertilizers.Onions belong to crops after which the soil remains in a favorable condition for many vegetables. Its powerful root system loosens the soil well, and the phytoncides released by the plant purify the soil from harmful microorganisms.Ideal followers of onion beds After onion harvesting, the soil becomes loose and free of weeds, which creates excellent conditions for subsequent crops. Root crops develop especially well in such areas. Carrots, beets and radishes receive all the necessary conditions for the formation of the correct shape and set of nutrients.Cabbage crops also feel great in the beds after onions. Broccoli, cauliflower and white cabbage are actively developing due to the residual nutrient content in the soil. An additional advantage is the natural disinfection of the soil with onion phytoncides.Legumes perfectly complement the crop rotation after onion plantings. Beans, peas and beans not only yield a good harvest, but also enrich the soil with nitrogen, creating favorable conditions for subsequent crops.Optimal timing of new plantingsplanning plantings after onion harvesting requires consideration of seasonality and climatic features of the region. The main options for the distribution of crops by time:- Autumn plantings: winter garlic, spinach, lettuce- Spring plantings next year: early varieties of cabbage, radishes- Summer plantings this year: early-ripening varieties of greens It is important to take into account the ripening time of the previous onion harvest for proper planning of subsequent plantings.Preparing the soil for new crops Despite the beneficial effect of onions on the soil, preparatory work must be carried out before new plantings. The beds are dug to a depth of 20-25 centimeters, the remains of roots and weeds are removed. Adding compost or humus will help restore the balance of nutrients.The natural wisdom of crop rotation Studying the principles of crop rotation allows you to maximize the use of natural soil restoration mechanisms. Alternating crops with different nutrient needs creates the basis for stable yields without depleting the land. The onion, as a precursor, opens up great opportunities for planning the planting of the next season. Prueba ahora
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