Planting time and management of kudzu, can it be harvested that year?

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1. Planting time

2. Planting methods

3. Can it be mined that year?

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The suitable time for planting is March to April in spring, but it can also be done one month earlier or later. When planting, you should first select the planting site. The planting location should have good light. Choose strong vines with full bud eyes. Cut them into small sections and insert them into the soil. Wait for the buds to grow and then transplant them. It has strong growth ability and can usually be harvested that year, or as late as February of the next year.

1. Planting time

1. Planting time

The most suitable time for planting kudzu is spring, which is around March to April. The climate and temperature at this time are more conducive to its growth. Moreover, its growth adaptability is also very strong, so it can be appropriately advanced or delayed by one month.

2. Planting methods

1 2. Land selection: Before planting, you must first select the planting land. It is recommended to plant on sandy soil with fertile and loose soil. Moreover, the selected location should also have good lighting, and drainage should be as convenient as possible.

2. Select seedlings: Select relatively strong, disease-free vines with full buds from the harvested kudzu vines. One month before planting, cut the seedlings into small sections. Each section should have 1-2 sections. Just insert them into the soil. After they grow sprouts, transplant them.

3. Can it be harvested that year?

< p>The vitality of kudzu is very strong, and it can usually be harvested that year after planting in spring. However, some will grow relatively slowly, and you may need to wait until February of the next year before digging.

2. Planting methods

3. Can it be mined that year?

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