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Which plants require lower sunlight hours (3-4 hours)
Leafy greens (Lettuce, chard, parsley, arugula)
Which plants require medium sunlight (4-6 hours)
Root and tuber plants (beets, carrots, potatoes, Radish)
Which plants require high sunlight (6-8 hours)
Fruiting vegetables (peppers, tomatoes, watermelon, eggplant)
Beyond sun/shade, why does it matter to consider slope when planting?
Southern slopes warm up faster in spring - earlier crop, and cold air pools in valleys (like water)
What are the benefits of companion planting?
Repels pests and attracts beneficials, efficient space usage, enhances plant growth
What plants encounter problems with debris in the soil
Spinach, Brassica greens
Why would you chose to direct seed over transplant?
It is suitable for large scale/high density plantings and not all plants are tolerant of transplanting
Why would you chose to transplant over direct seed?
Establishes faster in field and good for season extension
What is required for direct seeding?
Seed metering + opening and closing a seed furrow
Why might you use a cold frame over a greenhouse?
Cuts out electricity costs
How deep should transplants be planted in the field?
Same depth as in the nursery/container
What would require planting seeds deeper in the field?
If the soil is sandy, dry, or during consistent hotter temps
What angle of light incidence is most ideal for the leaf
90 degree angle
What are red and blue light responsible for respectively in plant growth
Red - vegetative, Blue - flowering
Vegetable LDP (Long Day Plant) examples
Lettuce, potato
Vegetable DNP (Day Neutral Plant) examples
Tomato, cucumber
When does SD response start
The end of summer (potato)
When does LD response start
Late spring and early summer
Examples of plants that require vernalization
Biennials: carrots, celery
What is veralization
Any cold temperature treatment that induces or promotes flowering. “Making ready for Spring”
What helps to increase temperatures in the greenhouse and field respectively
Greenhouse: Black plastics, heaters Field: raised/hot beds, high tunnels/row covers, overhead irrigation during frost (strawberries)
What helps to decrease temperature in the greenhouse and field respectively
Greenhouse: Misting to increase RH, growing under shade Field: Organic mulches, deeper planting
Advantages and disadvantages of high tunnels
Advantages: Season extension, shade in summer, protection Disadvantages: Maintenance, higher risk of salinity, different pests
Which vegetable families are Monocots
Amarylidaceae and Poaceae
Which vegetable families are Dicots
Asteraceae, Chenpodiaceae, Brassicaceae, Apiaceae, Favaceae, Solanaceae, Cucurbitaceae
Which vegetable families are cool season crops
Amaryllidaceae, Asteraceae, Chenopodiaceae, Brassicaceae, Apiaceae
Which vegetable families are warm season crops
Poaceae, Cucubitaceae
What plant is in the Amaryllidaceae family
Onion
What plant is in the Poaceae family
grass
What plant is in the Asteraceae family
Sunflower
What plant is in the Chenopodiaceae family
Goosefoot
What plant is in the Brassicaceae family
Mustard/cole
What plant is in the Apiaceae family
Carrot
What plant is in the Fabaceae family
Pea
What plant is in the Solanaceae family
Nightshade
What plant is in the Cucubitaceae family
Gourd