![]() When planting, sow directly into the fields where it is grown to maturity or in pots in a greenhouse, for planting out. About 70 to 75 kg/ha seed is required to plant out one hectare of crop. This will also inform nutritional requirements, fertilization depends on soil analysis.ĭepending on the variety, the rows are spaced about 60cm apart and covered with 2cm of soil. It is highly recommended for farmers to consider soil analysis before planting. If the pH is less than 6.0, then it should be amended using lime to improve the soil condition. ![]() Pea does not thrive in acidic, alkaline, or saline soils. The soil should be rich in organic matter as it enhances better growth by supplying nutrients. Pea can be grown on all types of soils but prefers well- drained sandy loam soils. Extremely high temperatures will lead to poor productivity. The optimum temperature for good growth is between 1℃ to 18 ℃. ![]() ![]() Peas grow well in cold conditions and in Zimbabwe, the crop can be grown between February and May. The most common pea varieties grown in Zimbabwe are mangetout peas, sugar snap and shelling peas. Countries such as the Netherlands and France are importing snow peas mostly from Zimbabwe and Guatemala. Urban farmers who are targeting export markets should consider investing in the production of peas, in rotation with other horticultural crops. ![]()
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