Planting plants in March for seedlings: table by day and culture + lunar calendar for March | (Photo & Video)+Reviews

Cucumber seeds should be treated for half an hour in a warm solution of potassium permanganate, then washed with warm water. Then they are germinated for 48 hours at a temperature of +15 to +30°C. Landing is carried out in the soil, consisting of peat, sod land, sawdust (or sand) and humus, taken in equal proportions.

After planting, the container is covered with a film and placed in a warm and dark place with a temperature of 25-28 ° C. The first shoots will appear in about a week. At the same time, the film is removed and the plants are transferred to the light.

In March, tomatoes are mainly planted, which have medium or late ripening dates, and in the future they will be grown in open ground. Early ripe varieties are mainly grown in a greenhouse way and seedlings are sown for them earlier - in February. However, depending on the onset of warm periods, when the probability of return frosts is low, these dates can be shifted by several weeks.

For growing tomatoes, any universal soil is used. Just as in the case of cucumbers, it is recommended to plant seeds immediately in individual containers.

Planting is carried out at a depth of 1-2 cm, 2-3 seeds are sown in each hole. After that, the container is covered with a film and put on a plate in a warm place with a temperature of +25°C. As soon as shoots appear, the seedlings are transferred to the windowsills of the southern windows, and the temperature at the place of cultivation should not exceed + 18 ° C.

Transplantation time for pepper seedlings is 8 to 12 weeks, so it should be planted as early as possible. Similar to tomatoes, peppers are mainly planted in March, which will grow in the future in open ground.

Any universal soil can also be used for pepper, but a layer of drainage or fine gravel, crushed stone or eggshells should be placed on the bottom of the seedling container. Planting is carried out to a depth of no more than 1.5 cm, 2 seeds are sown in each hole.

Further actions are similar to growing tomatoes - first, the seedlings are covered with a film, and as soon as shoots appear, they are put in a sunny place with an optimum temperature of + 18-20 ° C.

The main difference between growing seedlings of this crop is that that she needs a relatively large amount of soil to accommodate the root system. The volume of individual containers for eggplant is not less than 500 ml.

The soil also has its own characteristics. Its composition is recommended as follows:

Planting is carried out to a depth of 1 cm, 2-3 seeds are placed in each hole. Further care is similar to the previously discussed tomatoes.

Seeds are planted in early March in large seedling boxes, filled with a light and loose substrate (a mixture of garden soil and perlite). The seed is simply poured onto the surface of the substrate, and 5 mm of humus is sprinkled on top.

Then they are watered with a spray bottle and covered with a film. Watering is regularly sprayed, then covered again with a film and kept in a warm place until shoots appear.

After the appearance of the first sprouts, the film is removed, and the box is transferred to a sunny, cool place. A pick in a separate container is made when 3 true leaves appear. Landing in open ground is carried out at stable temperatures not lower than +15°C.

Seeds are planted in a substrate consisting of the following components: humus, peat, garden soil - 2 parts each, sand - 1 part. Grooves are made in the substrate with a depth of 10 mm.Then watering is done and covered with an opaque lid. Shoots appear in about a week.

The cover is removed and the seedlings are transferred to a sunny place. Picking into a separate container is carried out when 2 leaves appear. Landing in open ground is carried out at the end of May.

Annual dahlias are planted for seedlings in mid-March. In this case, you can use a universal substrate for flower houseplants. Planting is carried out in grooves with a distance between them of up to 5 cm. After planting the seeds, the container can not be covered. Watering with a spray gun is carried out daily.

Picking is done when 3 true leaves appear. Landing in open ground is possible at a stable temperature of at least +20°C. Usually, it is done in early June.

Landing - in the first half of March. It is recommended to use a universal soil for indoor flowers. Seeds are placed at a depth of 5 mm and lightly sprinkled with sand on top.

From above, a box with seedlings is covered with a film. Watering is carried out as the layer of sand dries with a spray gun. The condensate from the film is regularly removed.

A pick for the plant is not needed. Landing in open ground is carried out in mid-May.

Sown in early March in a substrate consisting of peat, humus and garden soil, taken in equal proportions. Seeds are placed on the surface, not sprinkling, but slightly pressing them into the ground. Then the container is covered with a film and transferred to a place with a temperature not higher than +20°C.

Watering is carried out daily with a spray bottle and the seedlings are ventilated for 30 minutes. After the appearance of sprouts, the film is removed, but the temperature regime is not changed.

At this stage, after each watering, the soil is loosened. As soon as the plants have 2-3 leaves, they are seated in separate containers. After picking, I pinch the top to achieve the splendor of the bushes. Planted in open ground in mid-May.

The only one of the representatives of Legumes, able to endure the March frosts. Its seeds begin to germinate at temperatures around +4°C, and young seedlings, depending on the variety, can withstand frosts of -5-6°C. At the same time, if snow falls, the probability of survival of young shoots will be even slightly higher.

Landing is recommended in the second half of the month. About 2-3 days before planting, soak the seeds in warm water. Planting is carried out in small holes 3-4 cm deep. 2 germinated seeds are placed in each hole.

The distance between plants should be at least 5-6 cm. Traditionally, peas are planted in long rows, the distance between which is 15-20 cm.

You can also plant peas in early March, as soon as the snow melts. But at the same time, for the first 2 weeks, the area should be covered with any covering material to protect against too severe frosts. Usually it is enough to use polyethylene film for this purpose.

This is one of the most frost-resistant plants in the garden. Being a biennial, it perfectly tolerates winter after the first year of life. Young shoots of the first year do not have such a high winter hardiness, but they are quite capable of enduring frosts of -7-8 ° C, so parsley seeds can be planted in early March. Seedlings can appear even at a temperature of +2°C.

Before sowing, seeds should be soaked for 24 hours in a weak solution of potassium permanganate. Then they need to be germinated on gauze for several days. Hatched seeds are harvested to a depth of 1 cm according to the scheme 3 by 15 cm.

Carrots are rarely grown in seedlings, preferring even early-ripening varieties to be planted immediately in the ground. If shelter is not used, it is recommended to plant the crop at the end of the month.

The size of carrot seeds is small, and it is rather problematic to determine the seeds that can sprout. Therefore, it is recommended to germinate them before sowing.

If there is no desire to engage in germination, which is relatively laborious for this crop, it is possible, taking into account the low germination rate, to plant up to 5 seeds in one hole. If necessary, they can be thinned out. Planting pattern 5 by 20 cm, depth 2-3 cm.

Another name for the plant is Antirrinum. In fact, it is a perennial, but, despite the ability to tolerate short-term frosts, it does not survive the winter of a temperate climate, therefore it is cultivated as an annual. Recommended for landing, starting from the second decade of March.

Seeds should be planted far enough apart to avoid overcrowding. The first shoots appear after 2-2.5 weeks.

Some gardeners use the following method: snapdragon seeds are mixed in a ratio of 1 to 3 with washed and dried sand. A similar planting method is excellent for the substrate for this crop. The latter is a loose mixture taken in equal proportions of sand, garden soil and peat.

Coleus is also a perennial, which in our climatic conditions is grown as an annual plant. For several weeks, the plant is able to withstand negative temperatures. Its flowers are inconspicuous, and the decorative effect is due to the multi-colored foliage.

The crop development cycle is relatively long, so planting should begin as early as possible. Seed and vegetative propagation is used.

Seeds should be planted in moist soil as soon as the snow melts off the site. It is enough just to deepen the seeds by 1-2 cm, even in the soil that is not yet completely frozen. Propagation by cuttings is usually practiced towards the end of March.

Coleus is undemanding to the fertility and acidity of the soil, can grow in almost any soil.

Belongs to the cruciferous family, but has umbrella inflorescences. For this family, this type of inflorescence is rare, since in most of its representatives the flowers are combined into brushes. The culture is sun-loving, it does not take root well in the shade and partial shade.

In design, Iberis are used as mid-range plants. Due to their unpretentiousness and strong stem, they can be used in rockeries and alpine slides. Seed planting is widespread. Usually it is carried out at the end of March.

Iberis is undemanding to the composition and fertility of soils. Feels great on loams, sandstones and even rocky soils. The main criterion is the loose consistency of the soil and its good air permeability.