STUDY OF VARIETAL SAMPLES OF SQUASH PLANTS PLANTED UNDER FILM COATINGS AND IN OPEN AREAS

Abstract

To determine the timing of planting, samples of the patisson variety are examined by planting under film coatings and in open areas. Seeds for sowing under a film cover are sown in the first decade of February, and seedlings under a film are transplanted in the first decade of March. For sowing in open fields, seeds are sown under the film in the first decade of March, and the seedlings are transplanted into open ground in the first decade of April. In the spring, zucchini is planted according to the Dospekhov method. Patisson is a very thermophilic plant. Demanding on water. Adequate watering is required, especially during the flowering period. The more moderate the watering, the juicier the squash will be. Patisson is a vegetable crop rich in nutrients necessary for the human and animal body. Growing squash under a film increases yields. Causes planting of seedlings 2 weeks earlier. It is very important to determine the timing of planting copies of the      Patisson variety. Patisson is a simple, hard-shelled squash native to South and Central America. Squash grows quickly when grown under favorable conditions. When 4-8 leaves appear, lateral branches appear, seedlings begin to bloom 30-60 days after germination, physiological maturation is 100-120 days. The fruiting period, depending on the navigation, is 20-90 days, the seeds of the squash begin to germinate at 13-14 degrees, but under such conditions the growth of seedlings is very slow. Favorable conditions for seed germination - 25-30 degrees. Sowing squash can be done when the soil warms up at a depth of 5 cm to 13-15 degrees. The harvest is designed for multiple harvesting.      Patisson is planted wide next to two rows of ribbons, an irrigation furrow is taken from a wide row spacing of 110 + 70x40 cm in size and two seedlings are placed in each nest along the length