How to plant Pinellia ternata (Introduction to planting techniques)

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1. Selection of location

2. Land preparation

3. Processing

4. Planting

Planting Pinellia ternata is actually not difficult. First, you must choose a relatively flat planting land. The soil must be loose and well-drained. Afterwards, the land needs to be plowed deeply and a border made of 120cm width is sufficient. Then some base fertilizer can be applied. Pick out undamaged bulbs, place them in a ventilated place for two days and then transfer them to a cool place for storage. When planting, just place it in the trench, cover it with soil, cover it with straw and spray it.

1. Site selection

When planting Pinellia ternata, it is very important to choose a suitable planting site in advance, and choose a flat area for planting. Moreover, it is best for the soil to be loose and have good drainage properties. If the previous planting was a leguminous or gramineous crop, it is the best choice.

2. Land preparation

Next In order to carry out land preparation, the land needs to be plowed deeply, about 25cm. After that, the furrow needs to be made. The approximate width is 120cm, the trench depth can be about 20cm, and the width can be about 30cm. At the same time, fully decomposed fertilizer needs to be applied to the soil.

3. Processing

You can When using bulbs for planting from November to December, you should select those bulbs that are not damaged, preferably 1.5cm in diameter. Then put it in a place with good air circulation. After about 2 days, it will be stored in a cool place. Bulbs harvested that year can also be used for planting.

4. Planting

When planting, the bulbs need to be planted in ditches respectively, and then covered with soil. The thickness of the soil should be level with the ground. After that, you need to spread straw or weeds on it, and finally spray some water appropriately.

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