FACES OF THE MOON FOR SOWING

Hello my steemias. Today I have brought you something that may be useful.

The gravitational force of the moon influences the sap of the plants, affecting photosynthesis, the germination of the seeds, the movements so that it ascends or descends from the roots to the uppermost zone. For example, the phase between the crescent moon and the full moon is associated with the maximum point of sap concentration in the upper zone of the plants; the full moon affects in a greater development of the plant as far as its height, and during the new moon and the waning in the roots there is more concentration of sap. It is known that the moon in an upward position has greater influence on the sap than on the descending one.

Full moon:
In this phase there may be an increase in pests. In addition, the sap is mainly concentrated in the foliage of the plant, which is why the foliage grows more quickly, although there is less fruiting than in other lunar phases

Crescent moon:
During this phase, the sap rises from the roots to the top of the plant. If you sow during this phase the development will be faster, specifically, the foliage will grow much more than the roots. That's why it would be a good idea to favor the development of these. It is also more common for plants to be less resistant to diseases or pests.

New Moon:
During this phase it is recommended to carry out tasks such as adventitious control, eliminating those plants that we do not want in our garden, and we will carry out other tasks of crop maintenance.

waning moon:
During the waning moon we will notice that the plant has more splendor, and so much so that it tends to fructify much more. It is a period in which the sap descends to the roots.