1, sowing time: mugwort sowing is usually carried out in early spring, usually selected in March-April. At this time, the climate is relatively warm, which is conducive to seed germination and seedling growth. If the temperature is too high, it tends to limit its growth, and the high temperature and humidity are also easy to breed germs, thus making the seedlings sick.

2, choose the ground leveling: planting mugwort generally with deep soil, organic matter-rich neutral soil, soft and fertile sandy loam is the best choice. After choosing a good place, you need to carry out deep plowing, the depth of more than 30 centimeters, so as to play a role in loosening the soil, but also to bury the grass seed deep, to remove some of the weeds.

3, the bottom of the fertilizer: in the preparation of the land needs to be properly fertilized. General selection of rotted farmyard manure, per hectare to apply 30-45 tons or so, no if you can apply organic fertilizer, only 750 kg per hectare. Fertilizer must ensure that the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content of more than 20%, but also contains a large number of amino acids and organic matter, does not contain heavy metals and other harmful substances.

4, for sowing: the seeds of mugwort are broadcast live in the soil at a distance of 40-50 centimeters, and after sowing, it should be covered with a layer of fine soil, the thickness of which is 0.5 centimeters. After sowing, you need to water appropriately to keep the soil moist.

5, follow-up maintenance: in the spring, you need to do a good job of weeding. Seedlings grow to 30 cm high, need to appropriate fertilizer. Rainy days can be sprinkled with special seedling lifting fertilizer, 60-90 kg per hectare, while sunny days should be sprayed with liquid fertilizer. For wetter climates, fertilization is usually done together with loosening of the soil. Also pay attention to irrigation, and good drainage during the rainy season.