How to grow Gastrodia elata

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1. Processing seeds

2. Site selection and preparation

3. Sowing and raising seedlings

4. Later management

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Prepare the seeds before planting, soak the selected seeds for six hours, take them out and put them in a new high-lipid film solution for seed dressing to avoid virus erosion. When selecting land, use sandy soil or humus soil as the cultivation site to facilitate growth. When planting, dig a hole first, lay down the wood, then scatter the seeds on top and cover it with soil. In the later stage, pay attention to regular watering and moisturizing, and cover the leaves with leaves to keep warm in winter to avoid frostbite.

1. Processing seeds

1. Handling seeds

Before planting, select seeds with relatively plump particles and soak them in water for six hours so that the seeds can absorb sufficient water, thus shortening the dormancy time. Then put it in a new high-fat film solution for seed dressing, which can effectively avoid virus erosion.

2. Site selection and preparation

When planting, choose sandy soil or humus soil as the cultivation site. It has good drainage and an appropriate amount of nutrients, which is beneficial to its later growth. After selecting the land, use decomposed broadleaf trees as a seedbed, and wait for about three days to dig out a hole of about 35 cm for later use.

3. Sowing and raising seedlings

Everything After preparation, the seeds can be sown in the soil. First, place about eight pieces of wood at the bottom of the hole. Be careful not to stick them too tightly. The distance between the two should be about eight centimeters, and put a dense ring of mushroom branches at the joints of the wood. Then the seeds can be scattered on top and finally covered with 15 cm of soil.

Four. Later management

Planting There is no need to apply fertilizer after planting. You can spray root solution in the early stage of growth to promote root growth. In the later stage, appropriate watering is required, and it is best to control the humidity at about 40%. When winter comes, it is best to cover it with a layer of leaves to keep it warm and avoid frostbite.

2. Site selection and preparation

3. Sowing and raising seedlings

4. Later management

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