How to grow bloodweed

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Fertilization

4. Watering

5. Harvest

6. Lighting

7. Precautions

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Soil: Fertile, deep and loose sandy soil is appropriate. Temperature: It is advisable to keep it around 25℃. Fertilizer: Fertilizer needs to be applied once each when it is in the seedling stage and the ridge sealing stage. Watering: It is a moisture-loving plant. It needs to be watered and sprayed in time during cultivation to keep the soil and surrounding air moist. Light: Its ideal growth environment is a shady environment such as the forest floor and under trees. Pay attention to shading when breeding.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Bloodweed is not suitable for growing in soil with poor drainage. It is better to choose sandy soil with fertile soil, deep soil layer and loose soil.

2. Temperature

It is appropriate to keep it at around 25℃, which is beneficial to its growth and the health of its stems and leaves. In winter, attention should be paid to heat preservation. Plants can be grown in greenhouses or greenhouses, or can be covered with a transparent film on top.

3. Fertilization

Attention should be paid to timely fertilization. After the seedlings are felled in winter, they can be covered with a layer of mature and decaying branches and fallen leaves, or manure or humus soil can be used for top dressing.

4. Watering

It is a moisture-loving plant, and it is best to keep the surrounding air moist. When watering, the amount of water sprayed should be controlled to prevent root rot.

5. Harvesting

Every time it is harvested, its incompletely harvested rhizomes will sprout and grow again. If properly managed, continuous harvesting is possible.

6. Lighting

Its ideal growth environment is a cool environment such as the forest floor and under trees. Pay attention to shading when breeding. It is recommended to breed in a greenhouse or in a place with year-round shade or backlight.

7. Precautions

1. Pay attention to insect and disease prevention. Bloodweed can easily attract pests to eat, causing branches and leaves to wilt or even fall off. Pesticides can be regularly sprayed for control during periods when pests are more common.

2. The altitude of 1400-1800m is the best growing location for bloodweed. Land at this altitude should be selected for large-scale breeding.

2. Temperature

3. Fertilization

4. Watering

5. Harvest

6. Lighting

7. Precautions

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