The latest breeding method of gynostemma pentaphyllum

Gynostemma pentaphyllum is a kind of medicinal material, which is also made into Gynostemma pentaphyllum Longxu tea by many people. This kind of tea is also very popular in the market. Gynostemma pentaphylla has a large planting area in southern China, Gynostemma pentaphylla is also very tolerant of planting, survival rate and yield are relatively high. But now some friends want to plant Gynostemma pentaphylla but do not know how to reproduce, so Xiaobian today brought you Gynostemma pentaphylla reproduction, let's take a look!

1. Seed reproduction

Seed propagation is one of the most common propagation methods of Gynostemma pentaphyllum. Under normal circumstances, the fruit of Gynostemma pentaphyllum begins to mature in October and November. Harvest the seeds after maturity, remove the pericarp, pick out the dried seeds, and then store them in a cool, ventilated place to prevent moisture from causing seed decay. The next year can be sown around Qingming Festival, before sowing to do a good job of seed soaking disinfection germination work. Control the seeding amount to prevent over-dense growth in the later stage, cover fine soil after seeding, and set up a greenhouse to prevent direct sunlight. Observe weather changes before budding, irrigate at least once a day to ensure that the soil of the nursery bed is moist, and uncover the mulch when about 80% of the seedlings emerge. Then spray carbendazim and other chemicals to control diseases, seedlings grow to about 10 cm can be transplanted in due time.

2. Cutting propagation

Cuttage propagation is the main method of propagation for old growers to expand planting area. First, choose sturdy and disease-free rattan stems or rhizomes. Then cut it into 4-5 sections, control the density of cuttings, and put it into the planting hole. After successful cuttings and seed propagation, to immediately put up a shed, because Gynostemma pentaphylla is very afraid of direct sunlight, so we must do a good job of shading. Then watering regularly to ensure sufficient soil moisture and promote rooting of cuttings. When most of the cuttings take root in January and February and grow to about 15 cm, they can be transplanted to the field for planting.

3. Rhizome propagation

Rhizome propagation is also the last propagation method of Gynostemma pentaphyllum. Rhizome propagation has certain requirements for time. Usually around the beginning of spring or around mid-September, first of all, the harvested plant roots will be dug out, as with cuttage propagation, cut into 4-6 cm small sections, and then the planting density will be controlled at 35cm*45cm or so to dig planting holes. Place 1-2 small sections in each planting hole and cover with 2-3 cm of fine soil. After successful planting, irrigate enough water to improve soil moisture content and promote rooting and seedling emergence.

The above three are the main breeding methods of Gynostemma pentaphylla, Gynostemma pentaphylla reproduction is mainly based on seed reproduction, because the germination rate of seed reproduction is extremely high, as long as the seeds are fresh enough, the germination rate can be as high as 95%. However, after germination, we still need to do a good job in field management, so as to ensure the survival rate of seedlings and improve yield. Today's introduction is here, this article is for reference only, want to know more related information, please continue to pay attention to us oh!