Undesirable "neighbors" for cabbage — Companion plants guide
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Every experienced gardener knows that a bad "neighbor" can ruin a crop and lead to pests. To prevent this from happening to your cabbage, you need to understand what "neighbors" this vegetable "doesn't want to see" next to it on the plot.
Novyny.LIVE will tell you what plants should never be planted next to cabbage in order not to harm the crop.
What crops shouldn't grow near cabbage in the garden
Celery
By planting celery next to your cabbage, you risk provoking mole cricket — a pest that can seriously damage cabbage and ruin your crop.
Carrots, radishes, cumin, parsnips
Experienced gardeners also don't recommend planting them near cabbage because these plants can spread unwanted insects. This is especially true for such a pest as the cabbage moth, which has a negative effect on the growth and development of cabbage.
Grapes
If you plant grapes with cabbage in the same area, you risk ruining the grape crop because cabbage can make your grapes grow tasteless. To avoid this, never plant these two crops side by side in the garden.
Earlier, we wrote about plants that will protect cucumbers from pests and the sun, what to plant next to grapes, how to feed peonies in the spring, and how to grow juicy radishes.
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