How to grow Artemisia willow
Last Update ：2024.04.30
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Soil: Artemisia willow is suitable for cultivation in fertile, slightly alkaline soil with a pH value of about 7.5. Temperature: It is relatively heat-resistant, and around 25°C is most beneficial to its growth and health. Fertilization: Fertilization should be carried out in a timely manner and can be top-dressed with water. Organic fertilizers and farmyard manure can be used, but chemical fertilizers should not be used. Watering: It prefers a humid environment and should be watered and sprayed frequently during breeding. Lighting: It needs to be provided with sufficient light.
1. Soil
1. Soil
Willow Artemisia is suitable for cultivation in fertile, weakly alkaline soil with a pH value of about 7.5. It is best to breed on the edges of rivers, shrubs, forest edges, roadsides, pods and swamps in medium and low altitude areas.
2. Temperature
It is relatively heat-resistant, and around 25 degrees Celsius is most beneficial to its growth and health. In winter, attention should be paid to insulation work, and can be planted in greenhouses and greenhouses, and the temperature should be controlled to not be lower than 5 degrees Celsius.
3. Fertilization
Fertilization should be carried out in a timely manner, and top dressing can be carried out with water. Organic fertilizers and farmyard manure can be used, and chemical fertilizers should be avoided to prevent the soil from becoming hardened and airtight, which will affect its growth.
4. Watering
It has a relatively humid environment. The soil should be watered before sowing the seeds, and foliar spraying should be carried out frequently after emergence to prevent wilting and death. If it is not intolerant to waterlogging, attention should be paid to drainage to prevent root rot and death.
5. Light
Sufficient light supply is required. If conditions permit, it is recommended to use solar greenhouse for cultivation, which can achieve annual breeding.
VI. Precautions
1. It has strong disease resistance and insect resistance, and pesticides are generally not sprayed during the growth period.
2. Harvest and collect seeds in time. Harvesting too early will result in low yield; harvesting too late will cause aging, reducing its taste and health value.
3. Weeding should be done in time.
2. Temperature
3. Fertilization
4. Watering
5. Lighting
6. Precautions
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