The latest planting method of Eucommia ulmoides

Eucommia ulmoides is a very well-known traditional Chinese medicine in China, which is also named with ginseng, Ganoderma lucidum and other advanced medicinal materials, and has a very high medicinal value. Eucommia ulmoides has a series of effects, such as tonifying kidney and liver, strengthening metabolism and so on. And Eucommia ulmoides is also used to cook porridge and tea, which is of great benefit to the body. With Eucommia ulmoides becoming more and more popular, its planting area is also getting wider and wider, so how to plant Eucommia ulmoides? Today, the editor brings you the planting method of Eucommia ulmoides.

1. Land selection and preparation

Eucommia ulmoides likes fertilizer and should be planted on soil with high fertility, ventilation, loose and deep soil and good drainage and irrigation capacity. After selecting the soil, do a good job of soil preparation, turn the soil deeply and disinfect it, and dig the planting hole according to the planting quantity. Then apply sufficient base fertilizer, which can be applied in each planting hole to improve the germination rate of seeds. It is necessary to pour enough water before sowing, wait until the soil fully absorbs water, and then sow to control the sowing density. After sowing, cover with fine soil film to improve the conversion rate of water and fertilizer.

2. Seedling management

After Eucommia ulmoides seedlings are sown, attention should be paid to soil permeability and the number of weeds, timely ploughing and weeding, and good water and fertilizer management. Eucommia ulmoides seedlings are very fragile and can not adapt to the environment of strong light and high temperature, so cooling and shading should be done well in summer. And when the soil water content is too low, it should be properly watered to prevent drought, but the soil water content should not be too much, and the continuous rainy weather should be drained in time to prevent waterlogging from causing root retting of Eucommia ulmoides. In the later stage, according to the growth of seedlings, weeding should be carried out together with topdressing to ensure the nutrition of Eucommia ulmoides growth.

3. Daily management

When Eucommia ulmoides grows to a certain extent, the leaves will fall, and the planting should be done before the seeds sprout in the next spring. Because the growth ability of young trees is not strong and the speed is slow, it is necessary to strengthen the management of young trees and carry out intertillage and topdressing at least once every spring and summer. After entering autumn, according to the growth of the plant, the overlong, dense and basal branches should be cut off properly. Then observe the fertilizer content of the soil, and then fertilize as appropriate, in the early stage of harvest about a month, to stop topdressing work to prevent overnutrition caused by overgrowth of plants.

4. Disease control

Some diseases and insect pests will inevitably appear in the growth process of Eucommia ulmoides, and these diseases and insect pests pose a great threat to Eucommia ulmoides. Because without proper management, it will easily lead to the phenomenon of no harvest of Eucommia ulmoides. The common diseases and insect pests are blight and leopard wood capsule moth and so on. These diseases will harm different parts of Eucommia ulmoides leaves, roots and stems in varying degrees. It affects the yield and quality, so we should strengthen the management, clean up the fallen leaves and fruits in time, cut off the diseased and residual branches and bring them out of the plantation to burn. Reduce the existence of bacteria, reduce the incidence, after the onset of the disease to check the specific diseases and insect pests, and then take corresponding measures for prevention and control.

The above is a brief introduction to the planting methods of Eucommia ulmoides. It is true that planting Eucommia ulmoides makes money, but we need to have a correct planting management technology. Most of the problems, diseases and insect pests in the process of planting Eucommia ulmoides are mainly due to poor management. Therefore, everyone in the planting, must be diligent management, not careless. That's all for today's introduction. This article is for reference only. I hope it can help you all.