Vegetable Forcing
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Iron rakes reduced to a width of 6 or 7 inches are satisfactory for the cultiva- tion of wide beds. The tool shown in Fig. 75 consists of a five-prong hand weeder secured to the end of a long handle. Wheel hoes are employed in some houses where the rows are far enough apart to permit their use.
Intercropping is followed to some extent in the grow- ing of lettuce under glass. The various systems em- ployed are discussed in Chapter XXI.
Frame culture. — The forcing of lettuce in hotbeds and vario...us types of frames is treated in Chapter XXII, page 403.
Pot culture. — Studies have been made at several agri- cultural experiment stations to determine the value and feasibility of maturing lettuce in pots. Seedlings which are three or four weeks old are set in 2-inch or 2j4-inch pots, and the pots of large plants, as seen in Fig. 76, are then plunged at the usual distances for planting into the permanent beds. The rims of the pots should be at least half an inch below the surface of the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iron rakes reduced to a width of 6 or 7 inches are satisfactory for the cultiva- tion of wide beds. The tool shown in Fig. 75 consists of a five-prong hand weeder secured to the end of a long handle. Wheel hoes are employed in some houses where the rows are far enough apart to permit their use.
Intercropping is followed to some extent in the grow- ing of lettuce under glass. The various systems em- ployed are discussed in Chapter XXI.
Frame culture. — The forcing of lettuce in hotbeds and vario...us types of frames is treated in Chapter XXII, page 403.
Pot culture. — Studies have been made at several agri- cultural experiment stations to determine the value and feasibility of maturing lettuce in pots. Seedlings which are three or four weeks old are set in 2-inch or 2j4-inch pots, and the pots of large plants, as seen in Fig. 76, are then plunged at the usual distances for planting into the permanent beds. The rims of the pots should be at least half an inch below the surface of the bed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Levi Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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