Cultivation methods and precautions for C.

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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Soil: Loose, fertile sandy soil is most suitable for breeding, and the water permeability should also be stronger. Moisture: Water the plants in a timely manner after planting, try to keep them as moist as possible, and prevent water from accumulating in the soil. Nutrients: Base fertilizer should be applied before planting, and an appropriate amount of phosphorus fertilizer can be sprinkled into the soil. Light: Kaempferia japonica loves sunlight and should be maintained in a place with good lighting conditions. It cannot be exposed to direct sunlight in summer.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Maintenance methods

1. Soil: Mangosteen likes to grow in mild, moist, and water-conducive soil. Generally, loose, fertile sandy soil is the best.

2. Moisture: It likes moisture. It should be watered in time after planting to keep the soil moist. However, there should be no stagnant water and must be drained and waterlogged so that it can grow better.

3. Nutrients: must be on the soil before planting Sprinkle some phosphorus fertilizer into the soil and then plow the soil. Keeping the soil level and smooth will allow it to better absorb nutrients after planting.

4. Light: It likes a place with sufficient light and mild temperature. Sufficient light will make its branches and leaves strong and strong. However, the light should not be too strong in summer. Strong light will cause sunburn to the branches and leaves.

2. Breeding skills

1 , Pruning: Cut off the yellow branches and leaves from time to time, and clean the cut branches and leaves to avoid absorbing nutrients from the soil, so as not to hinder the growth of other branches and leaves.

2. Propagation: Kaempferia spp. generally uses tubers to propagate. Select strong tubers and dry them, and store them indoors in a dry place. Then plant the tubers in nutrient-rich soil and spray some water. You will see small buds growing in about seven days.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1 , Leaf spot disease: Leaf spot disease usually occurs after planting, and it can be avoided by protecting it during planting. Spraying some antibacterial agents into the soil layer and draining the accumulated water in time when it rains can avoid this.

2. Rat damage: Kaempferia spp. is prone to rat damage, especially at night when rats come out to eat kaempferia spp. and its roots. At this time, you can put some mouse traps, sticky stickers, and rat poison in the field to trap the mice. After the trapping is completed, the mice must be cleaned up in time to prevent the mice from rotting in the ground and affecting the growth of Kaempferia spp.

IV. Other questions

1 . How to survive the winter: Dry it in the winter and store it indoors in a dry place. When storing, first spread a layer of sand on the ground and then place it, so that the storage time will be longer.

2. Whether it is edible: Kaempferia japonica is edible. The tuber of Kaempferia japonica is Shajiang, which can be used as seasoning.

2. Breeding skills

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

4. Other issues

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