【さつまいも栽培】雨で植え付けできない時の苗の保管方法と植え付け期限

For those of you struggling to plant sweet potatoes because continuous rain has prevented you from entering your fields: We'll answer your questions like, "Until when is it still possible to plant?" and "Is it okay if the seedlings grow too tall?" Actually, sweet potatoes can be planted until early July (around the time of the summer solstice). In this video, we'll show you how to manage seedlings during periods when planting is impossible due to rain, demonstrate the "root-developing" process using vermiculite, and provide a realistic look at the current field conditions. Don't rush; create the strongest seedlings and wait for the weather to improve! Timestamps 0:00 Reasons why sweet potato planting is impossible 0:32 Root-developing seedlings with vermiculite 1:37 It's OK until early July! Regarding the planting deadline 2:50 150 days is enough time for them to swell sufficiently 4:08 Zucchini diseases and the current state of the field 5:25 How to spend rainy days (cleaning the warehouse and preparing seedlings) 7:05 Talking about supermarket vegetables and freshness 11:00 Lots of roots! Checking the condition of the seedlings 12:22 How to propagate green shiso (water propagation and rooting) 13:35 Cultivation points and future plans