How to raise asparagus and how to propagate it

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1. Breeding technology

2. Reproduction technology

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It is recommended to use loose and breathable soil to grow asparagus. Do not water too much in normal times. Watering once every 3-5 days is enough. Water less when the weather is cold. It likes to grow in places with low light and cannot be exposed to the sun. Fertilize it once a month with light fertilizer. In addition, for propagation, sowing and division methods can be used, and the best time is in spring.

1. Breeding technology

1. Breeding technology

1. Soil: Asparagus has strong vitality and prefers to grow in loose soil. When preparing soil for cultivation, it is best to have strong air permeability and good drainage.

2. Moisture: Do not pour too much water on it. Generally, it is enough to add water once every 3-5 days. When the weather is hot, you can water more frequently, and when it is cold, you can water less. Note that the watering temperature should be close to the air temperature.

 

3. Lighting: It likes scattered light , so it should be placed in a place with low light and must not be exposed to the sun. In summer, good ventilation should be provided, and the breeding environment should not be too stuffy.

4. Nutrients: Asparagus does not like fertilizer very much, but it should not be too barren. It is usually applied once a month. In spring and summer, nitrogen fertilizer is mostly applied.

2. Reproduction Technology

1. Sowing: If you want to use seeds for propagation, it is recommended to do it in March or April. You should first gently rub the peel off the asparagus seeds, or you can just buy the seeds directly. Then wash it and dry it, and then sow it as low as possible. You will see small buds growing in about a month.

2. Division: The time is also in spring. Plants that have been growing for about 3 years will grow tillers. When they grow up, they can be divided with a knife. There should be 3-5 buds on each cluster, and then they can be planted separately.

2. Reproduction technology

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