How to breed deer medicine

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1. Soil

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

5. Watering

6. Precautions

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Soil: Deer medicine is more suitable for cultivation in soil with deep soil, medium soil fertility, and loose soil. Temperature: It is a thermophilic plant, and the environment of 20-25℃ is most suitable for its growth. Light: Adequate light should be maintained throughout the year. Fertilizer: Fertilizer containing N, K, Ca and other ingredients should be applied according to specific conditions. Watering: A slightly humid environment is beneficial to its health. Watering should be done in time to ensure that the surrounding environment is moist.

1. Soil

1. Soil

Deer medicine is more suitable for cultivation in wetlands with deep soil, medium soil fertility and loose soil. Avoid continuous cropping, otherwise it will lead to the degradation of varieties, reduced medicinal properties and slow growth.

2. Temperature

It is a temperature-loving plant, and the environment of 20-25℃ is most suitable for its growth. Deer medicine seeds have dormant characteristics, and their germination is somewhat difficult. They need to be stratified at low temperatures to break dormancy. The temperature needs to be controlled before planting. It is more sensitive to cold, so frost damage should be prevented in advance in winter.

3. Light

It is more suitable for growing in shady and humid places such as under forests, beside bushes, wetlands, and beside water. It is not suitable for long periods of strong sunlight and should be properly shaded in summer.

4. Fertilization

Fertilizer containing N, K, Ca and other ingredients should be applied according to specific conditions. If top dressing cannot be carried out in time, its medicinal value will be greatly reduced and death may even occur.

5. Watering

A slightly humid environment is beneficial to its health, and the surrounding environment should be kept moist. Normally, spray the surrounding area 10-15 times, and water it every 6-8 days. After a sudden rise in temperature, watering frequency should be increased appropriately. Pay attention to drainage during the rainy season to prevent root rot and death.

VI. Precautions

1. The surrounding weeds should be removed in time to prevent their nutrients from being robbed.

2. Pay attention to preventing common diseases and disinfect the soil in time.

2. Temperature

3. Lighting

4. Fertilization

5. Watering

6. Precautions

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