How to grow bamboo leaf pepper

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Seedling land selection: Prefer planting land that is not prone to water accumulation, can be irrigated, has ventilation and light transmission, and has deep, loose, fertile, moist, and well-drained soil. Soil: Zanthoxylum bungeanum does not have high requirements for soil pH and will grow better in neutral or acidic soil. Moisture: Adequate moisture is required during seedling growth. Fertilization: Mainly organic fertilizer combined with quick-acting nitrogen fertilizer (urea), and bio-fertilizer at the same time for better results.

1. Basic introduction

Bamboo leaf pepper is also called vine pepper, so named because of its long vines. Its roots, stems, leaves and fruits can all be used as traditional Chinese medicinal materials, which have the functions of preventing wind and cold, relieving pain and promoting qi, and have a good effect on treating rheumatism and bone pain. Sowing periods include spring and autumn, but autumn sowing is the main season.

2. Breeding methods

1 .Seedling site selection: The planting site for bamboo leaf pepper is preferably a place that is not prone to water accumulation, can be irrigated, is ventilated and light-transparent, and has deep, loose, fertile, moist, and well-drained soil. At the same time, the lighting conditions near the planting site should be relatively sufficient.

2. Soil: Zanthoxylum bungeanum has no strict requirements on soil pH and grows well in neutral or acidic soil. Try to choose bamboo-leaf pepper planting sites with deep, soft, neutral or acidic soil with sufficient fertility.

3. Moisture: Bamboo leaf pepper prefers moisture. The growing environment has a high demand for water during the growth process, so water frequently to keep the soil moist. However, it should be noted that during heavy rainfall, drainage must be carried out in time to avoid accumulation of water that will affect its growth and development.

4. Fertilizer: Mainly nitrogen fertilizer, supplemented by biological fertilizer. When fertilizing, pay attention to the amount, and use a small amount and a large amount as the basis. Prevent fertilizer damage caused by excessive fertilization, and occasionally use extra-root top dressing and micro-fertilizer to meet the nutritional needs of its growth.

3. Maintenance skills

1. Seedling land preparation: The planting land must be deeply plowed. Let the deep soil mature, enhance the permeability of the soil, improve the fertilizer and water retention capacity, and create a good growth environment for bamboo leaf pepper seedlings.

2. Loose soil and weeding: Loosen the soil in a timely manner and weed frequently. Maintain good permeability of the seedling land, reduce water evaporation, reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases, and avoid weeds competing with seedlings for fertilizer.

3. Pests: Because the growth environment of bamboo leaf pepper is relatively When it is warm and humid, the probability of pests and diseases is high. The most common pest is rust, which generally requires spraying pesticides to deal with it. If the degree of pest damage is mild, manual capture can be carried out; if the degree of pest damage is high, concentrated treatment can be carried out by spraying pesticides.

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