How to grow ginseng?

How to grow ginseng? Please give us places that introduce the environmental requirements for planting ginseng free of flood, drought, wind and freezing damage. In order to cultivate ginseng in farmland in plain area, it is necessary to choose land with high topography, loose and fertile soil, strong water retention and good drainage. Ginseng likes forest rot zone soil. if the content of organic matter in soil is low, organic fertilizer must be added during soil preparation to make the soil fertile and similar to forest humus soil. If the general farmland is used as cultivation land, corn, millet, legumes and wheat are better in the previous stubble; corn and beans can also be sown in spring and turned into green manure in summer, all of which are applied with 1 prime 3 mature pig manure, rotten deciduous leaves, green manure (soybean stem node), cake manure, 1 peat 3 charcoal, and if the soil quality is tight, add an appropriate amount of fine sand, turn it over and over 3 times with 1 bank repeatedly to make it uniform, and then make a high border. When mixing soil, 0.01kg to 0.025kg superphosphate should be applied per square meter to increase fertility, or 2.5kg of pig manure, 1kg of old house soil, 0.5kg of bean cake and calcium superphosphate should be mixed well with border soil. In order to cultivate ginseng on mountain slopes, we should choose gentle slopes with a slope of 525 degrees and high dryness, while terraces and mountains are generally 20 degrees and 30 degrees. Too large slope is inconvenient to operate, and it is easy to cause soil erosion. It is appropriate to choose the soil with thicker humus (about 13 cm), and a certain amount of base fertilizer should be applied under certain conditions. Click to get more ginseng planting technology click to get more medicinal material planting technology