들깨 7월에 심으세요! 일찍 심으면 키만 크고 수확이 더 힘듭니다

Plant Perilla in July! If you plant too early, the plants will only grow taller and the harvest will be more difficult. 📌 Perilla is not a crop where planting early necessarily increases the yield. In fact, planting too early can cause the plants to grow excessively tall and become prone to lodging, making harvesting more strenuous for your back and knees. In this video, we provide detailed, realistic cultivation methods suitable for middle-aged and senior gardens, focusing on **July Perilla Planting**, **Perilla Planting Timing**, **Perilla Spacing**, and **How ​​to Plant Perilla Seedlings**. Since perilla is a crop whose flowering depends on the length of the day, planting too early does not mean the flowers will bloom sooner. On the contrary, the stems may become thicker and taller, leading to severe lodging. Especially in home gardens for personal consumption, it is more important to create a field that is easy to manage and harvest than to focus solely on yield. In this video, we will explain the following in an easy and detailed manner: ✔ When to transplant perilla seedlings ✔ The difference between transplanting in late June and early July ✔ Planting spacing and ventilation management ✔ Methods for pruning and hilling perilla plants ✔ How to cultivate perilla that does not fall over ✔ How to harvest perilla leaves and perilla together ✔ Management tips suitable for middle-aged and senior gardens We will cover all of these topics. If you have struggled with your perilla growing too large every year, try planting a little later and spreading the plants out this time. A perilla field with low, sturdy plants that are easy to harvest will yield much more satisfying results. When do you transplant your perilla? Please leave a comment indicating whether it is mid-to-late June or early July. Sharing your experiences with planting spacing and lodging will also be a great help for the production of the next video. Thank you. #Perilla #PerillaTransplanting #PerillaCultivation