Лук ЖЕЛТЕЕТ в июне? 3 причины, и две из них подкормка не спасёт

Onions turn yellow—your hand instinctively reaches for fertilizer. But in June, this only works one time out of three. In the other two, it's a lost week and a ruined harvest. In this episode, we'll look at three specific reasons why onions turn yellow in June, how to make an accurate diagnosis in five minutes without digging, and what action is needed in your specific situation. What's in the video: ✅ Why June is a dangerous month for onions: three stress factors at once ✅ Reason 1: Onion fly - what the damage looks like, three signs without digging ✅ What to do if there's a fly: salt solution and ash, exact proportions and procedure ✅ Reason 2: Nitrogen deficiency - how it differs from a fly, why it occurs after a rainy May ✅ That very same fertilizer: ammonia or urea - proportions, timing, what you'll see in 7 days ✅ Reason 3: Overwatering and root rot - why fertilizer is harmful here ✅ A quick diagnosis algorithm: three questions that narrow your search in five minutes ✅ Bad advice on complex fertilizers and prevention for the next season What you'll need (depending on the diagnosis): — For onion fly: 200 g of table salt per 10 liters of water, Water at the roots; rinse with clean water after 3-4 hours; apply ash in a 2-3 cm layer between rows. For nitrogen deficiency: 2 tablespoons of ammonia per 10 liters of water, water at the roots in the evening on moist soil; or urea: 1 level tablespoon per 10 liters of water. For rot: no additional fertilizers. Stop watering for 7-10 days, apply ash extract to the furrows, and remove affected plants. By the way, in the episode about yellow garlic in May (video #14), we discussed the same logic for a garlic bed: there are three specific causes, one of which is stem nematode, which onions don't have. If your garlic has also turned yellow, watch that episode; it has its own algorithm. Did your onions turn yellow in June at your dacha? Tell us in the comments: where did the yellowing start—at the tip or at the base of the stem, and whether there was a rainy May before it. The situation varies greatly from region to region—experience is worth more than any article. Subscribe—each week we'll explore a specific topic to the end. Next issue: five crops that yield in partial shade and shade, and their best planting window is June. #vegetablegarden #dacha #tipsfordacha owners #onion #onionfeeding #onionberry #plantdiseases #ammonia #junegod #season2026