How to breed Artemisia vulgaris

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1. Soil:

2. Lighting:

3. Watering:

4. Fertilization:

5. Pest and disease control:

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Soil: Artemisia vulgaris has strong adaptability to soil and is suitable for cultivation in fertile, loose soil with good water storage capacity. Light: It is a short-day plant. Receiving light can promote plant growth, but the light duration should not be too long. Watering: Its root system is shallow and resistant to drought and waterlogging. Watering frequency does not need to be too frequent. Fertilization: Before cultivation, soil fertilizers and phosphate fertilizers should be used as base fertilizers, and compound fertilizers and farmyard manure should be used as top fertilizers in the later stage.

1. Soil:

1. Soil:

Artemisia vulgaris has strong adaptability to land and can be planted on any general land, but it is best cultivated in fertile, loose soil with good water storage capacity.

2. Light:

Artemisia is a short-day plant, and receiving light can promote plant growth. However, the light duration should not be too long, as too long a time will affect the growth of the plant.

3. Watering:

Artemisia vulgaris is a shallow-rooted plant that is resistant to drought and waterlogging. It does not need too frequent watering, just keep the soil moist.

4. Fertilization:

Before planting Artemisia vulgaris, use soil fertilizer and phosphate fertilizer as base fertilizer. After 15-20 days of cultivation, and after 35-45 days, compound fertilizer and farmer's fertilizer are needed. Fertilizer is mainly used, and top dressing is carried out.

5. Prevention and control of diseases and insect pests:

1. Disease: The main disease of Artemisia vulgaris is stem rot. Stem rot will harm the rhizomes of Artemisia somnifera, causing rot and serious plant death. Once the disease is discovered, the seedbed needs to be disinfected first, and then controlled by spraying methotrexate or thiophanate.

2. Pests: The main pests of Artemisia are aphids. Aphids will suck the sap of leaves and affect the normal development and growth of plants. Insecticides should be sprayed before they migrate and spread. Use 40% ethylene glycol. Spray the fruit or 20% aphids or aphids to prevent pests.

2. Lighting:

3. Watering:

4. Fertilization:

5. Pest and disease control:

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