What is succession planting?

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What does succession planting entail?

William · Answer

It’s basically sowing or planting at timed intervals to ensure a continuous supply of fruit / veg / flowers.
For example planting on one week to get a flower 6 weeks later and then planting the same again a week later and two weeks later to get a flower on 7th and 8th weeks.

Jamie · Answer

When one crop is harvested, another is ready to be planted in its place. As a result, the soil is always being used to growing something and there is a continuous supply of produce (climate permitting).

David · Answer

Spring, summer, autumn and winter flowering plants than come in the bloom throughout the season.

Jamie · Answer

In agriculture, succession planting refers to several planting methods that increase crop availability during a growing season by making efficient use of space and timing

Andrei Alexandru · Answer

Succession Planting is a method or a practice of seeding crops at intervals of 7-21 days for maintaining a regular supply of harvestable crops throughout the growing season.

What is succession planting?

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