1、Optimized fertilization strategies enhanced integrated benefits in

Here, a meta-analysis was conducted using a dataset of 72 paired observations in China to synthesize the response of cabbage yield, quality, farmers' income, net ecosystem economic benefit (NEEB), and global warming potential (GWP) to optimized fertilization and its regulators.

2、Optimized Nitrogen Fertilizer Rate Can Increase Yield and

Intensive vegetable production has been characterized by high nitrogen (N) fertilizer input in southwest China. Optimizing the N fertilizer rate is the basis for the optimal management of regional N fertilizer.

3、Construction and verification of Chinese cabbage Nutrient Expert system

We have developed an intelligent nutrient expert recommendation system for fertilizer application in Chinese cabbage production, based on yield response and agronomic efficiency.

4、Frontiers

Chinese cabbage produced maximum yields in fertilizer treated plot because of optimum PAN level during the cropping season. Chinese cabbage had shallow root depth, required frequent irrigation, and optimum PAN in the upper soil layer 0–40 cm for optimum production.

5、(PDF) Optimized Nitrogen Fertilizer Rate Can Increase Yield and

A two-year field experiment with five N fertilizer rates was conducted during 2019–2021 in southwest China, and the aim of this study was to identify the effects of different N application rates...

Effects of Optimized Fertilization and Organic Fertilizer Subsitution

On the basis of comprehensive consideration of yield increase and quality improvement of Chinese flowering cabbage, benefit increase and soil property improvement, the optimized fertilization + 15% organic fertilizer replacing N combined is the best.

Optimal Timing for Top

In this study, a two-factor and three-level orthogonal fertilization scheme was designed for Chinese cabbage cultivation. The two factors were N application rate and topdressing times.

A Sustainable Way of Fertilizer Recommendation Based on Yield Response

in China. Chinese cabbage (Brassica chinensis L.) is one of the most common vegetables with a wide planting area. However, there are problems such as the excessive and blind application of chemical fertilizers, which bring about the increase of planting cost and the risk of environmental pollution. So, it is urgent to improve fertil

Impacts of Fertilization Regimes on Cabbage Growth Based on the CROPGRO

Recent research has concentrated on re n-fi ing fertilization management practices to boost cabbage yields and quality, while also reducing environmental impacts (Goswami et al. 2024).

Unlocking growth potential: Synergistic potassium fertilization for

Significantly improved the growth attributes, green fodder yield and energy fractions over control. Also improved the uptake of macro and micro nutrients in Chinese cabbage.

Chinese cabbage specialty fertilizer is formulated to meet the nutritional needs of Brassica rapa subsp. pekinensis during its growth. Proper fertilization is critical to improving yield and quality. Below are detailed recommendations for optimal fertilization:

I. Understanding Growth Stages and Nutrient Requirements

1. Growth Phases: The lifecycle of Chinese cabbage includes:

   • Germination
   • Seedling
   • Rosette
   • Heading
   • Maturation Nutrient demands vary at each stage.

2. Key Nutrients:

   • Nitrogen (N): Promotes leaf development.
   • Phosphorus (P): Supports root growth and flower bud differentiation.
   • Potassium (K): Enhances disease resistance and post-harvest storage.
   • Microelements: Essential for balanced growth.

II. Selecting the Right Specialty Fertilizer

1. Product Types:
   • Options include liquid, granular, or slow-release formulas. Choose based on local soil conditions and cultivar.
2. Ingredient Analysis:
   • Ensure the fertilizer contains adequate N-P-K ratios and necessary micronutrients.
3. Brand Reliability:
   • Opt for reputable brands with proven efficacy.

III. Fertilization Techniques

1. Base Application:
   • Evenly spread fertilizer over soil before planting, then incorporate through tillage.
2. Topdressing:
   • Apply additional fertilizer during peak growth stages (e.g., rosette and heading phases) based on soil tests.
3. Foliar Spraying:
   • Use foliar applications in later stages to improve quality.
4. Organic-Inorganic Combination:
   • Pair chemical fertilizers with organic matter (e.g., compost) for comprehensive nutrient supply.

IV. Key Considerations

1. Dosage:
   • Excessive fertilization can cause root burn or stunted growth. Adjust amounts based on soil fertility.
2. Timing:
   • Avoid applying during extreme heat (risk of foliage damage) or before rain (to prevent runoff).
3. Application Method:
   • Prevent direct contact of granular/liquid fertilizers with leaves to avoid phytotoxicity.

V. Soil Management

1. Soil Amendment:
   • Improve water retention and fertility by adding organic matter (e.g., manure, humus).
2. Drainage:
   • Ensure proper irrigation systems to minimize waterlogging-related diseases.

VI. Pest and Disease Control

1. Crop Rotation:
   • Rotate with non-cruciferous crops to reduce pathogen buildup.
2. Biological Control:
   • Use predatory insects or microbial agents to manage pests.
3. Chemical Use:
   • When necessary, apply pesticides judiciously to avoid environmental contamination.

VII. Holistic Farm Management

1. Irrigation:
   • Maintain consistent moisture without overwatering.
2. Light Exposure:
   • Ensure adequate sunlight for photosynthesis and quality improvement.
3. Harvest Timing:
   • Timely harvest minimizes post-harvest spoilage.

By following these guidelines, growers can optimize nutrient uptake, promote healthy development, and maximize both yield and quality of Chinese cabbage.