How to plant milkvetch

1. Site selection

Wheat vetch likes an environment with plenty of sunshine, good ventilation and good drainage, so when choosing a site You should choose a place with plenty of sunshine, good drainage and fertile soil. At the same time, because the root system of milkvetch is relatively shallow, it should not be planted in places that are too dry or humid.

2. Soil

Wheat vetch likes soft, fertile, well-drained soil and does not like soil that is too acidic or alkaline. Before planting milkvetch, you can add an appropriate amount of decomposed organic fertilizer to the soil to improve soil fertility and keep the soil moist.

3. Planting

1. Seedling cultivation: In spring or autumn, sprinkle milkvetch seeds on the seedling tray, then lightly compact them, cover them with transparent plastic wrap, and place them on the seedling tray. In a room with a temperature of around 20°C, keep it moist. After the seeds germinate, you can gradually open the plastic wrap to adapt them to the outdoor environment.

4. Maintenance

1. Watering: Milkvetch likes a humid environment, but does not like being too humid. During the growing period, the soil should be kept moist, but do not overwater to avoid root rot.

5. Propagation

Wheat vetch can be propagated by division, cuttings, sowing and other methods. Among them, division is the most common method of reproduction. In spring or fall, the roots of milkvetch can be divided and replanted in new pots or flower beds to encourage growth and reproduction.