What to plant in February in Las Palmas
In February in Las Palmas: 35 plants to sow, 89 to plant out and 30 to harvest, plus feeds and treatments with doses.
This month's climate
18.2°Mean · 15–21.2 °C
24mm · 3 rain days
191h · Sun
Source: AEMET climate normals, station Gran Canaria Aeropuerto (C649I), 1981–2010.
Sow
35
- Courgette
- Cucumber
- Green bean
- Lettuce
- Pea
- Carrot
- Spinach
- Pumpkin
- Melon
- Watermelon
- Swiss chard
- Leek
- Radish
- Sweetcorn
- Okra
- Basil
- Dill
- Parsley
- Black-eyed pea
- Beetroot
- Celery
- Rocket (arugula)
- Amaranth greens
- Purslane
- Chickpea
- Lentil
- Kohlrabi
- Portuguese kale (couve-galega)
- Coriander (cilantro)
- Dry beans
- Turnip
- Chervil
- Celeriac
- Lawn (Bermuda grass)
- Marigold
Dates are for growing outdoors. You can start seedlings earlier indoors or in a greenhouse, but plant them out only once the frosts are over.
Plant
89
- Tomato
- Lettuce
- Onion
- Sweet marjoram
- Chayote
- Asparagus
- Shallot
- Jerusalem artichoke
- Rhubarb
- Lemon tree
- Olive tree
- Fig tree
- Raspberry
- Blueberry
- Grapevine
- Orange tree
- Almond tree
- Pomegranate
- Loquat
- Avocado
- Peach tree
- Persimmon
- Date palm
- Apple tree
- Pear tree
- Cherry tree
- Plum tree
- Apricot tree
- Quince tree
- Walnut tree
- Hazel
- Sweet chestnut
- Mandarin tree
- Lime tree
- Grapefruit tree
- Dragon fruit
- Pistachio
- Mulberry
- Jujube
- Cornelian cherry
- Nectarine
- Blackberry
- Strawberry tree
- Sour cherry
- Stone pine
- Redcurrant
- Common medlar
- Service tree
- Gooseberry
- Blackcurrant
- Mirabelle plum
- Rose
- Bougainvillea
- Canary Island date palm
- Mexican fan palm
- Jacaranda
- Aloe vera
- Foxtail agave
- Chinese hibiscus
- Cape leadwort
- Geranium
- Petunia
- Bay laurel
- Italian cypress
- Wisteria
- Hydrangea
- Chinaberry
- Tamarisk
- Honeysuckle
- Camellia
- Cork oak
- Azalea
- Box
- Southern magnolia
- Star jasmine
- Crape myrtle
- Red-tip photinia
- Holm oak
- Cherry laurel
- Laurustinus
- Rhododendron
- Ivy
- Pansy
- Primrose
- Linden (lime tree)
- Lilac
- Forsythia
- Hornbeam
- Japanese maple
Dates are for growing outdoors. You can start seedlings earlier indoors or in a greenhouse, but plant them out only once the frosts are over.
Harvest
30
- Pea
- Carrot
- Spinach
- Broccoli
- Swiss chard
- Leek
- Cauliflower
- Radish
- Globe artichoke
- Cabbage
- Celery
- Chicory greens
- Portuguese kale (couve-galega)
- Turnip greens (grelos)
- Cavolo nero (Tuscan kale)
- Savoy cabbage
- Lamb's lettuce (corn salad)
- Brussels sprouts
- Jerusalem artichoke
- Parsnip
- Black salsify (scorzonera)
- Orange tree
- Loquat
- Grapefruit tree
- Kumquat
- Bitter orange
- Banana
- Stone pine
- Cherimoya
- Chinotto (myrtle-leaved orange)
Prune
28
Feed
40
- PepperCompost3–5 kg / m²
- AubergineCompost3–5 kg / m²
- CourgetteCompost3–5 kg / m²
- CucumberCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Green beanCompost3–5 kg / m²
- LettuceCompost3–5 kg / m²
- OnionOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- CarrotCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Swiss chardCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Globe artichokeOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- SweetcornCompost3–5 kg / m²
- OkraCompost3–5 kg / m²
- BasilCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Black-eyed peaCompost3–5 kg / m²
- BeetrootCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Amaranth greensCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Dry beansCompost3–5 kg / m²
- ChayoteWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
- AsparagusWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
- RhubarbWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
- Olive treeOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- RaspberryCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Date palmOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- Dragon fruitOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- Cornelian cherryCompost3–5 kg / m²
- BlackberryCompost3–5 kg / m²
- RedcurrantCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Common medlarWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
- GooseberryCompost3–5 kg / m²
- BlackcurrantCompost3–5 kg / m²
- Mirabelle plumWell-rotted manure4–6 kg / m²
- BougainvilleaOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- Canary Island date palmOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- JacarandaOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- Chinese hibiscusOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- Cape leadwortOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- GeraniumHigh-potash liquid feed≈20 ml / 10 L
- Lawn (Bermuda grass)Lawn fertiliser25–35 g / m²
- PansyOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
- PrimroseOrganic granular fertiliser50–80 g / m²
Preventive treatment
10
- PotatoCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against blight & downy mildew10–15 g / L
- Almond treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against fungal diseases10–15 g / L
- Peach treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against peach leaf curl10–15 g / L
- Apple treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against scab10–15 g / L
- Pear treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against scab10–15 g / L
- Cherry treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against fungal diseases10–15 g / L
- Apricot treeCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against fungal diseases10–15 g / L
- NectarineCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against peach leaf curl10–15 g / L
- Sour cherryCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against fungal diseases10–15 g / L
- RoseCopper (Bordeaux mixture) · against fungal diseases10–15 g / L
Approximate doses: always follow the product label. Spray in the evening, never in full sun or on flowers visited by bees. No sulphur above 30 °C.
Jobs this month
- Sow tomatoes and peppers indoors
- Prepare beds with mature compost
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