How much is the yield per mu of Angelica dahurica?

The yield per mu of Angelica dahurica is usually about 500,600kg, as long as it is good at operation and management, the benefit of Angelica dahurica Angelica dahurica

First, Angelica dahurica yield per mu

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The cost of planting Angelica dahurica dahur

Second, the planting time of Angelica dahurica

The sowing time of Angelica dahurica is divided into spring and autumn, and the planting time of Angelica dahurica is closely related to the planting temperature.

1. Planting in spring: the temperature suitable for the growth of Angelica dahurica is 15 ℃-28 ℃, so it is usually planted after Ching Ming Festival in spring. On the eve of Ching Ming Festival, the temperature is still relatively low and rainy, so it is not very suitable for the growth of Angelica dahurica.

2. Planting in autumn: the temperature in autumn is more suitable for the growth of Angelica dahurica, but the weather is relatively dry in autumn, and Rain Water is less. Angelica dahurica

Matters needing attention in planting Angelica dahurica

1. Seed cultivation

(1) if you are planting Angelica dahurica, it is necessary to accelerate the germination of Angelica dahurica seeds, otherwise its germination time is very slow.

(2) the general treatment of Angelica dahurica seeds is to put the seeds in warm water of about 40 ℃-50 ℃, soak them for 4-5 hours and then wash them in cold water.

(3) then mix the seeds with some drugs to prevent and control diseases and increase resistance, and rinse with clean water after three hours.

(4) finally, we need to put the seeds in the environment of 25 ℃ to promote germination, and wait for 80% of the seeds to sprout and sow, so that the survival rate of Angelica dahurica can be improved to a greater extent.

2. Planting density

(1) No matter what kind of crop is planted, it needs a certain interval, so that the crop can grow better, so Angelica dahurica is no exception.

(2) the main reason for the growth of Angelica dahurica is to let its roots grow and develop continuously so as to grow more rhizomes.

(3) generally, the planting interval of Angelica dahurica is 30 cm-35 cm per row and 15 cm-20 cm per plant, which allows the growth of Angelica dahurica to have some room for development.

(4) the growth of Angelica dahurica needs photosynthesis and respiration through branches and leaves, so reasonable density can also let Angelica dahurica dahur