What are the characteristics of Xiaoman? What solar term comes after Xiaoman?

Winter has gone and spring has come, and the twenty-four solar terms have passed another year. No matter it is the vernal equinox, the rainy weather, the deepening White Dew, the Winter Solstice and the Great Cold, each solar term is full of poetry. So let’s take a look at the characteristics of Grain Full and some proverbs about Grain Full!

Contents of this article

1. What are the characteristics of Xiaoman?

2. What solar term comes after Grain Full?

3. A Complete Collection of Proverbs on Grain Full Solar Term

What are the characteristics of Xiaoman

1. In the north, it means that the grains of summer crops such as wheat have begun to fill with juice, while in the south, it is used to describe the abundance or scarcity of rain.

2. After Grain Full, the temperature across the country rises rapidly. Fertilizers are applied in the north, and rice is planted in the south.

3. During the Grain Full season, ancient people would collect wild vegetables to sustain their lives. Dandelion is one of the earliest wild vegetables eaten by the Chinese.

What solar term comes after Xiaoman?

The solar term after Grain Full is Grain in Ear. Grain in Ear is the ninth solar term in the 24 solar terms of the lunar calendar and the third solar term in summer, marking the official start of midsummer. It is the solar term when the sun reaches 75° of the ecliptic longitude. Grain in Ear literally means "wheat with awns is ready to be harvested, and rice with awns can be planted". Grain in Ear, as the name suggests, is related to wheat awns. Grain in Ear is the most suitable time to sow awned cereals, such as late rice, millet, and millet. If you plant awned crops after this time, they will not mature well.

Complete collection of proverbs about Grain Full solar term

1. Use a sickle to remove weeds and leave low-eared plants in the field.

2. Purify and rejuvenate, and release individually.

3. Root removal of summer wheat

4. Xiaoman Yuling Grain in Ear Valley

5. Xiaoman followed by Mangzhong, one benzene replaces two benzene

6. When the trees grow into a forest, the sand pits will not generate dust, and they can prevent dry and hot winds, ensuring a high and stable wheat yield.

7. The wind blows the wheat down, and it tilts its head up.

8. The wheat is lying like a carpet. Tying it upright will greatly reduce the yield. Wait three to five days and it will get better.

9. If we pull out all the black wheat this year, the fields will be clean next year.

10. The wheat seeds are mixed in the fields and are difficult to distinguish when they are transported to the farm.