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For planting in August the most favorable days have been announced

Favorable planting dates for those engaged in garden and vegetable patch work in August have been announced.
 
Medianews.az reports that experts say it is possible to replant in many areas during this period, as well as to start preparations for the autumn season.
According to the lunar calendar, the planting schedule is prepared taking into account the phases of the Moon and its position in the zodiac signs. It is believed that during the waxing Moon period, plants expend more energy on the development of the stem, leaves, and fruits. Therefore, this stage is considered more favorable for planting above-ground crops.
In the waning Moon phase, it is recommended to plant root crops, clear weeds, prune, and fertilize. However, New Moon and Full Moon days are generally not considered suitable for most gardening activities, except for watering.
The most favorable planting days in August
According to the lunar calendar for the year 2026:
Most favorable days: August 6–8, 13–15, and 22–24
Neutral days: August 1, 9–11, 16–18, 25–27, and 31
Unfavorable days: August 2–5, 12, 19–21, and 28–30
Experts believe that the Moon's position in a zodiac sign can also affect plant development. The Cancer, Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus, and partially Libra signs are considered more favorable for productivity. Aries, Leo, Aquarius, and Gemini are not regarded as very suitable for planting.
Recommendations for gardeners in August
Gardeners state that August requires as much attention as the spring season. During this period, it is important to harvest crops on time and help plants complete their vegetative period without stress.
Vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers, eggplants, and cucumbers should be watered regularly. However, excessive soil moisture near the end of the summer season is not recommended, as too much humidity can cause fungal diseases and reduce the quality of the fruits.
It is recommended to plant green manure crops like mustard, phacelia, or oats in vacant plots. These plants improve soil structure, limit weed growth, and help enrich the soil with nutrients.
Furthermore, August is also a suitable time for replanting fast-growing greens such as radish, spinach, dill, and other similar herbs. These plants can provide yields until cold weather arrives.
Experts emphasize that the lunar calendar serves only as an additional guide for gardeners. When planning planting and care activities, the weather conditions and the characteristics of the cultivated plants should primarily be considered.//Qaynarinfo

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