MySheen

Planting techniques of Pinellia ternata

Published: 2024-11-23 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/23, Land preparation is cold-resistant to drought and Pinellia ternata, and loose and fertile sandy or semi-sandy soil is the best, as well as general soil. Before ploughing, 100-150 kg of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer is applied per mu, and fine rakes are ploughed deeply to make east-west border. The sowing method is propagated with tubers, ditching with a gully according to the row spacing of 21-24 cm, with a depth of 4-6 cm, sowing into the seed ball according to the plant spacing of 5-7 cm, then cover the soil flat and push it twice with a big hoe. If the land is moist, do not water, wait for the seedlings to grow, look at the soil moisture appropriate watering. Field management of border rooms

Selected land preparation drought pinellia cold, loose fertile sandy or semi-sandy soil is better, general soil can also be. Before ploughing, apply 100-150 kg of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer per mu, deeply plough and rake carefully, and make east-west rows.

The sowing method uses tuber propagation, furrows are dug according to the row spacing of 21-24 cm, the groove depth is 4-6 cm, seed balls are sown according to the plant spacing of 5-7 cm, and the soil is covered flat, and the big hoe is used to push twice. If the land is wet, do not water, wait for seedlings to grow out to see moisture appropriate irrigation water.

A row of tall straw crops, such as corn or sorghum, planted east-west at a spacing of 1.5 cm in the field management border is conducive to the growth of Pinellia ternata. Pinellia ternata seedlings should be poured 2-3 times a year, and watering can be done after each seedling fall, which is conducive to seedling re-growth. Pay attention to watering when it is dry, and pay attention to drainage when it rains. There are no pests yet.

Harvest processing according to different circumstances, frost before or after the spring harvest planing can be. Excavate the bulbs, process the large ones into medicine, and save the small ones for seed use. The medicine is put into sacks, placed on boards or slabs, rubbed with water, peeled, then poured into a sieve, immersed in water, floated, peeled and dried, and then sold.

 
0