Gardening moon calendar – April 13, 2027
Royal Observatory (51°28′40″N 0°00′05″W GMT 0)April 13, 2027 Date: April 13, 2027 Day of the week: Tuesday Moon age: 7, 8 lunar day(-s) Moonrise: ↑ 9:19 am Moonset: ↓ 1:57 am Moon Sign: Cancer ♋ Element: Water Moon phase: First Quarter at 10:57:00 pm Plant part: Leaf Days |
7 lunar day – until 9:19 am
8 lunar day – from 9:19 am
Moon position on April 13, 2027
On April 13 at 12:00 pm the Moon will be in the First Quarter at 10:57:00 pm phase in the zodiacal constellation of Cancer ♋, according to the calendar it is the 8 lunar day. The percentage of lunar illumination on this day is about 43%. Moonrise will occur at 9:19 am and sunset at 1:57 am.
Influence and characteristics of the Moon on April 13, 2027
At midday, the Moon is in the Cancer ♋ (+).
Cancer is considered the most fertile sign of the zodiac. Plants planted on this day will be particularly productive, but due to the large number of delicious and juicy fruits, taller crops will need additional support and support. It is important to note that the harvested crops are not suitable for long term storage and are not suitable for seed. During this time you can be involved in soaking and sowing, loosening, watering, fertilising, grafting, preparing medicinal herbs, canning, drying and other types of processing of harvested berries, vegetables and fruit.
The middle of the day falls on the 8 lunar day (–).
The unstable energy of this day imposes certain restrictions on garden and kitchen work. Clear the area of leaves, haulm and other household waste. Remember to water plants well.
Current phase – First Quarter at 10:57:00 pm (+).
A favourable time to sow seeds that will produce above-ground fruit plants. It is also a good time to harvest mature crops.
Influence of the day of the week – Tuesday (+).
Tuesday is ruled by the combative Mars, so an uncompromising fight against pests and weeds is paramount on this day. You can also devote your free time to hard work in the vegetable garden. You will recover much faster than usual.
