How much is the wild Tribulus terrestris per jin? How many jin per mu of land can be produced? (with high-yield cultivation techniques)

Tribulus terrestris, also known as Tribulus terrestris, qu Ren, etc. It's distributed all over the country. Born in sand, wasteland, hillsides, settlements and other places. It can be used as feed when it is fresh. If the medicine is used, it can calm the liver and clear the eyes, disperse wind and blood. So how much is the wild Tribulus terrestris per jin? How many jin per mu of land can it produce?

The price of wild Tribulus terrestris is available in the market. At present, the price of goods with thorns is about 23 yuan, and the price of goods with thorns is about 15 yuan.

How many jin can Tribulus terrestris produce per mu?

Seeds reproduce. Choose a large, full, full green and white fruit when the seeds are ripe from August to September, and dry them in the sun. Spread the seeds on a stone mill before sowing to separate the petals, shake off the spines and shell dregs, and leave pure seeds to sow. The seeds can also be grinded twice on the rice mill to screen out the seeds. In the spring from late March to early April, the border surface will be thoroughly watered, sown with seeds, and covered strictly. When sowing, you can dig holes according to row spacing 50cm and plant spacing 30~40cm, drop 4-5 seeds in each hole, water after covering soil, and sow 1~2kg with 667m2. The seeds can also be germinated, placed in the fluid suspension colloidal liquid prepared with water-retaining agent as the matrix, and sown with a fluid seeder, which is more conducive to germination. The best planting density of Tribulus terrestris is about 10cm plant distance under 60cm ridge cultivation, and the best harvest time is late August.

Cultivation techniques

Land selection and preparation

Tribulus terrestris has wide adaptability and lax requirements on soil, but it is a loose and fertile sandy loam.

Breeding technology

Seeds reproduce. Choose a large, full, full green and white fruit when the seeds are ripe from August to September, and dry them in the sun. Spread the seeds on a stone mill before sowing to separate the petals, shake off the spines and shell dregs, and leave pure seeds to sow. The seeds can also be grinded twice on the rice mill to screen out the seeds.

. In the spring from late March to early April, the border surface will be thoroughly watered, sown with seeds, and covered strictly. When sowing, you can dig holes according to row spacing 50cm and plant spacing 30~40cm, drop 4-5 seeds in each hole, water after covering soil, and sow 1~2kg with 667m2. The seeds can also be germinated, placed in the fluid suspension colloidal liquid prepared with water-retaining agent as the matrix, and sown with a fluid seeder, which is more conducive to germination. The best planting density of Tribulus terrestris is about 10cm plant distance under 60cm ridge cultivation, the best harvest time is late August, and the yield can reach 1400 ~ 2000kg hm-2 [7].

Field management

1. Interseedling: when the seedling height is 4~7cm, pull out the weak seedling and over-dense seedling, when the seedling height is about 10cm. Sowing leaves seedlings according to the distance from 30~40cm, and sowing 2 to 3 strong seedlings in each hole. If the lack of plants and holes are found, it should be made up by transplanting with soil.

2. Weeding in middle ploughing: when weeds occur after emergence, weeding should be carried out in time, and the seedling stage should be shallow when weeding, and 1~2cm should be suitable.

3. Topdressing: on the basis of applying sufficient base fertilizer, appropriate topdressing should be carried out according to the soil fertility, and it should be applied twice.

4. Pinching the top: after the middle of August, in order to make the seeds mature centrally, the growing points of each branch can be pinched off, which can make the branches grow more short branches, bear more fruit, and mature earlier.

Pest control

1. Diseases: the diseases of wild Tribulus terrestris are very mild, and the common diseases of cultivated Tribulus terrestris are white rust, black spot, powdery mildew, rust and seedling quenching.

2. Insect pests: there are crickets, bean aphids, red spiders and so on.