Planting technique of Erigeron breviscapus

Erigeron flower, just heard the word, I thought her flower shape would be like a lantern, but in fact, it is very similar to wild chrysanthemum. Compared with wild chrysanthemum, it is the same as the marigold of traditional Chinese medicine. What aspects should be paid attention to in cultivation?

Planting method of Erigeron breviscapus

1. Land selection and preparation: Erigeron breviscapus should be planted in places with sunny, flat terrain, good drainage and irrigation conditions and convenient transportation, and the soil requires loose, fertile and humus-rich sandy loam. After selecting the land, debris such as stones and dead branches should be removed in time.

2. Apply sufficient basic fertilizer: Erigeron breviscapus turns about 20 cm deep during soil preparation, applying rotten stable fertilizer or soil manure 3000kg to 3500kg per mu as base fertilizer, intensive cultivation, and then leveling the border.

3. Ploughing and weeding: Erigeron breviscapus should remove weeds and loosen the soil frequently before sealing, and pay attention to the cultivation of soil roots not exposed to the ground. Loosening the soil should be shallow, so as to prevent the root from being hurt, and the soil will not be loosened after sealing.

4. Drainage and irrigation: always keep the border surface moist after breviscapus transplantation, pay attention to keeping the surface loose and moist below, but pay attention to drainage during the rainy season in order to put it on rotten roots.

5. Reasonable topdressing: after transplanting, Erigeron breviscapus was fertilized with human feces and urine once, 800-1000 kg per mu, and then cultivated. About 1500 kg of barnyard manure is applied per mu in winter to promote safe overwintering and exuberant growth in the following year.

6. timely flower thinning: the flowering period of Erigeron breviscapus is longer, so it consumes more nutrients, if it is not kept in the field, it is necessary to timely flower thinning to prevent nutrient consumption, in order to facilitate plant growth and increase yield.

7. Harvest and processing: Erigeron breviscapus is harvested 1 ~ 2 years after transplanting or harvested many times in one year. After the plant is dug up or harvested, the soil is cleaned and tied into small handfuls, dried or dried properly in a cool, ventilated and dry place, and water washing and sun exposure are avoided.