What to plant in Balearic Islands in September
September in the Balearic Islands marks the transition to autumn, with average temperatures around 22.7°C and significant rainfall (67.6mm). These conditions are favorable for a wide range of cool-season crops, while the lingering warmth allows for continued growth before cooler months set in. Gardeners can focus on sowing and transplanting hardy vegetables and greens.
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Aussaat
Empfohlene Aussaat
Acelga
Direct sow in well-drained soil. Thrives in mild autumn conditions.
Espinaca
Direct sow in fertile soil. Benefits from cooler temperatures as autumn progresses.
Rábano
Direct sow successionally for continuous harvest. Requires loose soil.
Lechuga
Direct sow or start in trays. Tolerates mild autumn temperatures.
Brócoli
Direct sow or start in a protected seedbed to get a head start. Requires fertile soil.
Coliflor
Similar to broccoli, can be direct sown or started in a protected seedbed.
Cebolla
Direct sow or start in seedbeds for transplanting later. Requires well-drained soil.
Guisante
Direct sow in prepared beds. Requires support for climbing varieties.
Haba
Direct sow in well-drained soil. Tolerates cooler conditions well.
Pflanzen
Pflanzen
Col
Transplant pre-grown seedlings into well-prepared, fertile soil.
Ajo
Plant individual cloves directly into well-drained soil, pointed end up.
Puerro
Transplant pre-grown seedlings into trenches for blanching.
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Monitor soil moisture closely, as September brings increased rainfall (67.6mm), but dry spells can still occur. Continue weeding to reduce competition for nutrients and water. Begin preparing beds for winter crops by adding compost. Check for early signs of pests and diseases, which can still be active with lingering warmth. Consider applying a layer of mulch to help retain soil moisture and regulate temperature as the season progresses.