Planting by the Moon — November 2050

The favourable sowing days in November 2050 are 8, 9, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25. No sowing on 14 and 28 (New Moon — 14 November · Full Moon — 28 November).

What to sow when

Fruit
Days: 15, 16, 24 and 25

tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, courgettes, aubergine, beans, peas, sweetcorn, strawberries, fruit trees

Root
Days: 8 and 9

potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic, beetroot, radishes, turnips, parsnips, celeriac, root parsley

Leaf
Days: 22 and 23

lettuce, salad leaves, spinach, cabbage, rocket, parsley, dill, basil, leeks, chard

Flower
Days: 20 and 21

broccoli, cauliflower, artichokes, roses, lavender, sunflowers, bedding flowers, bulbs

Day by day

DayPhaseSignPartRatingTasks
1 Tue 92% Gemini · barren Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning Weeding Pest control
2 Wed 85% Gemini · barren Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning Weeding Pest control
3 Thu 77% Cancer · most fruitful Leaf Maintenance day Harvest for fresh use Feeding and fertilising Watering
4 Fri 68% Cancer · most fruitful Leaf Maintenance day Harvest for fresh use Feeding and fertilising Watering
5 Sat 58% Leo · barren Fruit Maintenance day Harvest for storage Pruning Weeding Pest control
6 Sun 49% Leo · barren Fruit Maintenance day Harvest for storage Pruning Weeding Pest control
7 Mon 39% Leo · barren Fruit Maintenance day Harvest for storage Pruning Weeding Pest control
8 Tue 30% Virgo · barren Root Favourable for sowing Sow and plant root crops Harvest for storage Feeding and fertilising Weeding Pest control
9 Wed 22% Virgo · barren Root Favourable for sowing Sow and plant root crops Harvest for storage Feeding and fertilising Weeding Pest control
10 Thu 15% Libra · fruitful Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning
11 Fri 8% Libra · fruitful Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning
12 Sat 4% Libra · fruitful Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning
13 Sun 1% Scorpio · most fruitful Leaf Maintenance day Harvest for fresh use Feeding and fertilising Watering
14 Mon 0% Scorpio · most fruitful Leaf Rest day — no sowing Weeding Working the soil Compost and preparation
15 Tue 1% Sagittarius · barren Fruit Favourable for sowing Sow fruiting vegetables Grafting Watering Weeding Pest control
16 Wed 4% Sagittarius · barren Fruit Favourable for sowing Sow fruiting vegetables Grafting Watering Weeding Pest control
17 Thu 10% Capricorn · fruitful Root Maintenance day Transplant and prick out Working the soil
18 Fri 17% Capricorn · fruitful Root Maintenance day Transplant and prick out Working the soil
19 Sat 26% Capricorn · fruitful Root Maintenance day Transplant and prick out Working the soil
20 Sun 36% Aquarius · barren Flower Favourable for sowing Sow flowers and flowering veg Transplant and prick out Weeding Pest control
21 Mon 47% Aquarius · barren Flower Favourable for sowing Sow flowers and flowering veg Transplant and prick out Weeding Pest control
22 Tue 58% Pisces · most fruitful Leaf Favourable for sowing Sow leafy greens Transplant and prick out Watering
23 Wed 69% Pisces · most fruitful Leaf Favourable for sowing Sow leafy greens Transplant and prick out Watering
24 Thu 79% Aries · barren Fruit Favourable for sowing Sow fruiting vegetables Grafting Watering Weeding Pest control
25 Fri 88% Aries · barren Fruit Favourable for sowing Sow fruiting vegetables Grafting Watering Weeding Pest control
26 Sat 94% Taurus · fruitful Root Maintenance day Transplant and prick out Working the soil
27 Sun 99% Taurus · fruitful Root Maintenance day Transplant and prick out Working the soil
28 Mon 100% Gemini · barren Flower Rest day — no sowing Weeding Working the soil Compost and preparation
29 Tue 99% Gemini · barren Flower Maintenance day Cutting flowers Pruning Weeding Pest control
30 Wed 95% Cancer · most fruitful Leaf Maintenance day Harvest for fresh use Feeding and fertilising Watering

Phase and sign are computed for 12:00 UTC on each day. The Moon changes sign every ~2.3 days — the exact moments are listed below.

The Moon changes sign

  • Cancer(Water · Leaf)2 Nov, 22:06
  • Leo(Fire · Fruit)5 Nov, 06:15
  • Virgo(Earth · Root)7 Nov, 17:36
  • Libra(Air · Flower)10 Nov, 06:17
  • Scorpio(Water · Leaf)12 Nov, 18:17
  • Sagittarius(Fire · Fruit)15 Nov, 04:11
  • Capricorn(Earth · Root)17 Nov, 11:39
  • Aquarius(Air · Flower)19 Nov, 17:04
  • Pisces(Water · Leaf)21 Nov, 20:55
  • Aries(Fire · Fruit)23 Nov, 23:33
  • Taurus(Earth · Root)26 Nov, 01:32
  • Gemini(Air · Flower)28 Nov, 03:56
  • Cancer(Water · Leaf)30 Nov, 08:05

Times are UTC.

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Frequently asked questions

Which are the best days to sow in November 2050?

The favourable sowing and planting days in November 2050 are 8, 9, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25 — the days on which the Moon's direction of travel and its zodiac sign agree under the traditional rule.

When should root crops be sown in November 2050?

Root crops (potatoes, carrots, onions, garlic) are traditionally sown under a waning Moon in an earth sign — in November 2050 that falls on 8 and 9.

Which are the rest days in November 2050?

Tradition treats the day of the new moon and the day of the full moon as days without sowing — in November 2050 those are 14 and 28 (New Moon — 14 November · Full Moon — 28 November). They suit weeding, soil work and composting instead.

How does a lunar planting calendar work?

Two rules combine. Under a waxing Moon (new → full) you sow the crops harvested above ground — fruiting, leafy and flowering plants. Under a waning Moon (full → new) you sow root crops. At the same time the zodiac sign holding the Moon decides which part of the plant is favoured: fire → fruit, earth → root, air → flower, water → leaf.

Is there scientific evidence for lunar planting?

No. The moon phase and its zodiac sign are astronomically computed and verifiable, but their link to plant growth is traditional practice, not agronomic advice. This page reproduces the rules exactly as the centuries-old farming almanacs apply them.

The moon phase and its zodiac sign are computed astronomically (tropical zodiac). The sowing rules are traditional practice taken from folk farming almanacs — they are not agronomic advice and have no scientific confirmation.