March 17, 2028 Date: March 17, 2028 Day of the week: Friday Moon age: 20, 21 lunar day(-s) Moonrise: ↑ 1:53 am Moonset: ↓ 9:00 am Moon Sign: Sagittarius ♐ Element: Fire Moon phase: Third Quarter at 11:24:58 pm Plant part: Fruit Days |
20 lunar day – until 1:53 am
21 lunar day – from 1:53 am
On March 17 at 12:00 pm the Moon will be in the Third Quarter at 11:24:58 pm phase in the zodiacal constellation of Sagittarius ♐, according to the calendar it is the 21 lunar day. The percentage of lunar illumination on this day is about 56%. Moonrise will occur at 1:53 am and sunset at 9:00 am.
Sagittarius is one of the less fertile signs. Planted crops will grow fairly steadily, but the harvest will be modest. However, the fruit you do get will be fully ripe and can be used to produce your own quality seed. Boldly plant today all plants that are primarily decorative, including seedlings of all trees and shrubs (including fruit and berries). Work on this day can focus on weeding, thinning out seedlings, pruning, cutting back whiskers, digging, loosening and dipping. This is a good time to prepare your produce in advance. During Sagittarius it is better to avoid watering, pruning and pinching. The wounds the plants receive may not heal for a long time and become open gates for various pathogens.
If possible, try to get rid of anything that might damage the vegetable garden. I warn you that this rule does not apply to your husband and your cat. Devote your free time to cleaning the house, tidying up the greenhouse and the beds. You can concentrate on pruning trees and shrubs and on cutting vegetable plants. Fertilising, especially root fertilising, will be successful today. It is not a good time for picking and pinching vegetables or for heavy watering.
The middle of the descending lunar cycle is a good time to sow root crops. They will grow safely, will not turn into arrows, and will produce a rich and high-quality harvest.
Friday is the day of Venus, which means that dacha women should take care of their beauty. It is better to let your favourite man do the physical work in the garden.