When to plant Evodia rutaecarpa seedlings

Thinking about the brothers in the height of the place, all inserted dogwood, only I am missing. Will Double-ninth Day be far behind after the Mid-Autumn Festival? Today we will not discuss the festival. The editor would like to talk to you about a traditional Chinese medicine called Evodia rutaecarpa. Evodia can be used as stomach tonics and analgesics, as well as for deworming. So how to plant this kind of plant? Come and have a look with the editor.

When to plant Evodia rutaecarpa seedlings

Spring sowing before and after the Qingming Festival, but the output is low, the quality is poor, generally not used. Autumn sowing should not be too late, not earlier than the End of Heat at the earliest; otherwise, if it grows rapidly in the winter of that year, most of the beads will bolt and blossom in the second year, and their roots cannot be used for medicinal purposes, but no later than the Autumn Equinox; because the rainfall decreases gradually after the Autumn Equinox, and the temperature drops, Evodia seedlings can not germinate for a long time after sowing, affecting growth and yield, so they should be sown in early August and early September.

Planting technique of Evodia rutaecarpa

1. Evodia rutaecarpa is suitable for direct seeding, but not suitable for seedling transplanting. The roots of the transplanted plants are bifurcated, and the rooting and growth is poor, which affects the yield and quality. Adopt hole sowing and strip sowing, pour water through the border before sowing, and start sowing after the water seeps down.

2. In order to make economic use of land, intercropping can also be carried out in Evodia rutaecarpa. In principle, short and small crops are better. After sowing Evodia rutaecarpa, vegetables, such as kudzu bamboo shoots, spinach and garlic seedlings, are planted between its rows. The intercropping crops must be harvested before the Beginning of Spring to benefit the growth of Evodia rutaecarpa, with spinach and garlic seedlings as the most.

3. Rain Water does not need watering where there is plenty of water, but in arid and semi-arid areas, deep water must be turned over before sowing, and water must be watered in case of drought or prolonged drought after sowing. Soil moisture is not good, you have to water, about 4 times of watering can sprout, after often keep the soil moist, in order to facilitate the growth of seedlings.

Analysis of planting benefit of Evodia rutaecarpa

1. Analysis of planting benefit of Evodia rutaecarpa. Evodia rutaecarpa is a large variety of commonly used medicinal materials. The fruit is used as medicine, which has the effects of warming the middle and dispelling cold, relieving depression and relieving pain, reducing adverse events and stopping vomiting. Planting Evodia rutaecarpa is not strict with the soil. Low mountains, hills, sunny slopes, houses in front of houses and fields can be cultivated and grown.

2. It is suitable for slightly acidic to neutral loam with deep, fertile soil layer and good drainage. Under normal circumstances, Evodia rutaecarpa planted 110 trees per mu, and the yield per mu is basically 100 kg of dry products. According to the price of 30 yuan per kilogram, the benefit per mu is 3000 yuan. Excluding pesticides, fertilizers, manual picking and other costs, the net profit per mu is more than 3000 yuan.

3. Because the planting cycle of Evodia rutaecarpa is as long as four or five years, the economic benefit is not as good as navel orange, citrus and other cash crops. Many growers cut down trees and plant other cash crops. Although the local government has encouraged planting in recent years, the planting area in the old producing areas has shrunk due to diseases and insect pests and felling. The benefit of Evodia rutaecarpa cultivation is good, and the medicinal value is also very high.

After reading these, the editor thinks that Evodia is easy to grow and easier to take care of than the flowers and plants at home. And if you plant a little at home in summer, you don't have to worry about annoying mosquito bites. What do you think? I hope the editor's article today can give you some help.