Transplanting Kale
Transplant seedlings after 3-4 weeks. Transplant early in the morning (6-10 am) or late in the afternoon (4-6pm).
The day before you transplant, take the shade off the nursery bed and reduce watering. This is called hardening. It gives the seedlings a chance to get used to the strong sunshine.
Dig planting holes 30 cm apart in rows 45 cm apart.
Drench soil with a mixture of 50g PEARL in 20litres of water in a knapsack. This will prevent soil borne diseases attacking the seedlings. Soil drench before planting them.
Mix 1 bottletop of TSP and a handful of manure with the soil in each hole.
Plant the seedling. Water the seedlings.
Topdress with 1 teaspoon CAN per plant 3 weeks after transplanting.
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