The detail management of how to grow ginger

Ginger is a daily cooking necessity for every household, and the sales volume is stable. But the yield and quality of ginger has always been a worry for everyone, so how to grow ginger in order to maintain its quality? Today, the pro-agricultural network will explain to you some tips on the details.

1. Preparation in advance

In the early stage, the selection of soil is generally selected. In selecting this piece, there is a detail that everyone should give priority to Miaoduo when they are in line with the fast fall of thick pieces of ginger, complete appearance and well-defined sections. Many people think that the ginger buds are few, the segmented seeds are large and easy to feed, but in fact, the vitality of such ginger seedlings is far less than that of buds. In the area of raising soil, many people clean up the grass and then pile up some fertilizer and think it is OK. In fact, it is best to dry the pulled grass and bury it back in the soil, because the fertility provided by the decay of the grass itself is the most suitable for this soil. Then the soil is arranged in strips, and the fertilizer is about 5 cm under the soil, and the sandy one is suddenly the best.

2. Planting and maintenance

Ginger is a kind of crop that likes warmth and rejects strong light, and the soil must be fertile. In planting when the weather is too cold can cover some straw, generally ginger pieces into the soil 3-4 cm deep, do not touch fertilizer. The planting amount per mu is about 300 jin, and the spacing is about 15-20 cm. The whole process needs to keep the soil moist to a certain extent, followed by observation after budding, and fertilizer topdressing is needed for those whose growth is not as good as normal. Under normal circumstances, topdressing begins about 10 cm after the growth of ginger seedlings.

3. Field management

Pay attention to temperature control every day, and it is best to add a shield to the field when the direct sunlight is too strong. In general, topdressing is needed for 4-6 times, according to the degree of local soil fertility. The second is to pay attention to loose soil, generally every three months or so loose once, loose soil distance of about 4 cm. We don't have to worry too much about weeds, just clean up some larger grasses, especially those with creeping growth, and other grasses with shallow roots will not threaten the growth of ginger.

4. Points for attention

Ginger plague is the most common disease in ginger planting, which can be prevented by 70% dimethazone irrigation along the root. Ginger borer is easy to appear in the area of insect pests, and should be treated with 1000 times of trichlorfon powder in time after it is found. When it is found that the effect is not good, the plant should be removed in time to avoid greater loss. Ginger leaves must not be left in the soil after harvest, which will increase the risk of disease in the second year. We can plant symbolically after harvest to absorb some remaining insect pests and disease factors to reduce the risk of disasters in the second year, generally 1-2 meters per plant, these absorbing diseases can be abandoned according to the situation.