В мае не успели? И ХОРОШО: 7 культур, которые в июне дадут урожай БОЛЬШЕ майского

Didn't have time to plant in May? Don't worry – for many crops, June sowing yields a larger and healthier harvest than May. Ivan Petrovich Zorin, an agronomist with 40 years of experience, names seven specific crops that are best sown in June: bush beans, cucumbers sown directly into the ground without seedlings, zucchini, beets, winter radishes and daikon, greens for conveyor belts (dill, cilantro, lettuce), and carrots for winter storage. For each crop, he explains the exact timing, sowing depth, spacing, watering, and common mistakes. Why do beets sown in May bolt? Why do June carrots last until May, while those sown in April rot by January? Why do cucumbers from seeds outperform those grown from seed by September? Find the answers in this video. We also discuss the main mistake of June sowing, which causes half of the seedlings to be lost, and three simple secrets for increasing germination by 20%. What to plant in June, June planting, late sowing, June vegetable garden, beets for bolting, carrots for storage, cucumbers without seedlings, June vegetable garden, June beans, radish sowing, conveyor dill, daikon, agronomist's advice, Ivan Petrovich Zorin.