What to plant in Amazonas in September
September in the Amazonas region marks the transition into a wetter period with high temperatures averaging 28.8°C. This environment supports the cultivation of heat-loving tropical crops, allowing gardeners to capitalize on the increasing humidity before the peak rains of December.
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Semis
Semis recommandé

Okra
Sow directly in well-drained soil

Sweet Potato
Thrives in warm, humid conditions

Cucumber
Requires trellis support
Collard Greens
Monitor for pests common in humid weather

Pumpkin
Needs significant space to spread

Tomato
Use protected seedbeds to avoid heavy rain damage to seedlings

Bell Pepper
Protected seedbed required to manage humidity

Eggplant
Start in trays to ensure strong root development
Plants
Plants

Basil
Transplant in the late afternoon

Chives
Ensure soil drainage is optimal
Tasks
Monthly tasks
Focus on improving soil drainage as rainfall increases from 60.2mm to 106.2mm. Apply organic mulch to keep soil temperatures stable and prevent nutrient leaching caused by increased precipitation.