Edamame
How to sow edamame successfully under cover?
To grow edamame under cover, we recommend sowing the seeds in cups in early spring. Fill the cups with good quality potting soil and place one edamame seed in each cup. Cover the seeds lightly with potting soil and water gently to keep the substrate moist, but not soggy.
It's important to place the cups in a bright place, such as a greenhouse or conservatory, at a temperature of around 20°C. Make sure your plants receive enough light to encourage their growth.
After emergence, plant your plants in a greenhouse or conservatory.
After emergence, it is essential to aerate your plants regularly to avoid fungal diseases. You can transplant them into the open ground once the risk of frost has been averted.
This is the best time to plant your plants.
Be sure to plant them in well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Edamame needs plenty of sun, so choose a sunny spot in your garden for an abundant harvest of delicious pods.
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