秋に植える野菜（36品種）永久保存版

Vegetables to Plant in Fall After spring, autumn is the season with the widest variety of vegetables available for cultivation. Having finished harvesting summer vegetables, many people are probably wondering what to grow next and looking for vegetables to plant in the fall. As the temperature drops, now is the perfect opportunity to start growing fall and winter vegetables. This video introduces many autumn-planted vegetables for those who aren't sure what to plant, want to know which vegetables to grow in the fall, want to try growing unusual vegetables, or want to know which vegetables are easy for beginners to grow. Because there are so many varieties of autumn-planted vegetables, the video is divided into three parts: the first half of autumn, the second half of autumn, and seeds that can be sown at any time. Thank you for watching this video. [Related Videos] Autumn Vegetable Growing Lesson    • 秋の野菜作り講座（秋野菜の選び方と栽培のコツ）秋の野菜栽培全体の流れを掴める！   Making Autumn Vegetable Seedlings    • 秋野菜の苗作り（良質な苗を作るコツとポイントを解説！初めてでも簡単に野菜のポット苗を...   Preparing Soil for Autumn Vegetables (Summer Soil Preparation)    • 秋野菜の土作り（夏の土作りで秋野菜の収穫量が劇的にアップする！）夏の畑作りの基本とポ...   Vegetables to Plant in September    • 9月に植える野菜（43品種）永久保存版   [Official Website] Autumn Vegetables to Plant https://kateisaiennkotu.com/yasainoer... Your videos encourage me to make more videos. If you like them, please subscribe and like them! https://onl.bz/qfJXtsv [Table of Contents] 0:00 Opening 0:14 Vegetables to Plant in Fall 1:27 Tips and Tricks for Growing Fall Vegetables 3:22 First Half of Fall (September to Mid-October) From Sowing Seeds 12:51 First Half of Fall (September to October) From Preparing Seedlings 24:28 Second Half of Fall (October to November) From Sowing Seeds to Harvesting the Next Year 28:07 Sowing Seeds Anytime in Fall (September to November) [Video Content] With just a few simple tips, you can successfully grow delicious fall and winter vegetables. Unlike the hot summer, autumn makes it easier to work outdoors and grow vegetables. Also, as temperatures drop toward winter, the number of pests decreases, making cultivation much easier than in spring. Some fall-planted vegetables can be harvested in as little as a month, some before winter, and some from winter until the following spring or later. The key to successful fall vegetable cultivation is choosing varieties designed specifically for fall and winter and sticking to the sowing schedule. Each vegetable variety has its own optimum temperature and time for sowing and planting. Choose an early/late maturity variety based on when you want to sow the seeds and when you want to harvest. The longer the cultivation period for late-maturing vegetables, the higher the chance of disease and pest damage, making them more difficult to grow. Try starting with early-maturing varieties that have a short harvest period! Growing vegetables out of season is inevitably prone to failure, but if you choose seasonal varieties and sow the seeds at the right time, they will thrive even without any effort. Knowing what varieties can be grown before the season begins will help you create a smooth cultivation rotation and ensure efficient, waste-free vegetable production.