How to pick honeysuckle

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Picking part

Picking methods and post-processing

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The flowering period of honeysuckle is from March to May, and it is best to pick it in the early morning and morning to retain a strong smell. When picking honeysuckle, you usually pick mature and full buds, not young buds or leaves. Choose a color that is just right or close to blue and white. It should be dried in time after picking, and it can be air-dried in 2 days.

Picking part

Pick time

The flowering period of honeysuckle is from March to May. When it comes to the flowering period of honeysuckle, it is best to pick it in the early morning and morning. At this time, the honeysuckle has not yet bloomed, so it is better to keep the comparison. It has a strong smell, has relatively sufficient nutrients, and has a better color. The value of honeysuckle in all aspects is also relatively high. If it is commercial honeysuckle, it is best to pick it in the early morning on a sunny day when the dew on the honeysuckle has dried.

Picking part

We pick honeysuckle When picking, honeysuckle flower buds are usually picked. When picking, you can observe whether the flower buds are relatively fat, the flower color is just right or close to blue-white color, and the flower buds are clean. This kind of flower buds are of very good quality. The buds to be picked should be mature and full buds, not young buds, and do not have leaves.

Picking methods and post-processing

The honeysuckle buds we have selected and picked should be placed in a woven or bamboo basket. Be careful not to pile the buds together, but spread them out and place them, and the time should not exceed four hours. After this time, honeysuckle The quality will decrease. Honeysuckle as a commodity requires more complicated post-processing. The picked honeysuckle should be placed on a straw mat and spread out to dry. Be careful not to expose it to the sun, and the honeysuckle needs to be dried within two days. It is best not to dry it when drying. Turn the honeysuckle, otherwise the flowers will turn black and reduce the quality.

Picking methods and post-processing

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