Introduction of five key points for high-yield cultivation of Lycium barbarum!

Chinese wolfberry is a kind of healthy traditional Chinese medicine, which is liked by many people because of its high nutritional value and certain functions of nourishing the liver and kidney. It is often used to drink water in daily life, and it is in great demand in the market. It is planted in many parts of our country, but the output of some growers is not high, so the editor will introduce to you the five main points of high-yield cultivation of Chinese wolfberry.

1. Point 1: planting at the right time

In order to increase the yield of Chinese wolfberry, it is necessary to start from the most basic reasons. first of all, each plant has its own suitable time and environment for growth, then the most suitable temperature for the growth of Chinese wolfberry is about 15 degrees Celsius. It can be planted in most parts of our country, but the most suitable time for planting Chinese wolfberry is from March to April every spring. Both Rain Water and temperature are very conducive to the growth of Chinese wolfberry. At this time, the survival rate of planting is several times that of other times, that is to say, the survival rate is basically as high as 90%, so it fundamentally solves the problem of the yield of Chinese wolfberry.

2. Point 2: select improved varieties

At present, there are many varieties of Chinese wolfberry. Although Chinese wolfberry has a strong ability to adapt to the environment, some varieties still lack in some aspects, such as disease resistance or drought resistance. In northern China, the most common Chinese wolfberry is generally red Chinese wolfberry and black Chinese wolfberry, but the yield of black Chinese wolfberry is not high, which means that red Chinese wolfberry is more suitable for growth in the north. So when planting, we must select seeds according to the climate and soil structure of our place in order to ensure the yield.

3. Point 3: reasonable density

The plant of Chinese wolfberry is not very large, but we should also pay attention to the planting density. If the density is reasonable, the yield can be increased to a certain extent. The best planting density is one meter between plants and about two meters between rows. Of course, it can be judged according to the fertility of the soil. If the soil is fertile, about 200 plants can be planted in one mu, and at least 300 plants can be planted if the land is barren. Only in this way can we ensure the permeability of Lycium barbarum and better photosynthesis.