1, planting time. Planting wormwood is usually carried out in March-April in spring, and the climate and temperature are suitable, which is conducive to germination and the seedlings can grow better in the later stage. Note that the latest planting time should not exceed April, otherwise the temperature rise will inhibit the growth of seedlings.

2. Land selection and preparation. Choose plots with sufficient light and convenient irrigation and drainage. First of all, we should cultivate deeply, fertilize the soil properly, improve soil fertility and apply farmyard manure. The final soil should be soft and thick, so that wormwood can germinate better.

3. Sow the seeds into the soil. It is not recommended to sow wormwood seeds because the sowing density is too high. You can dig a small pit every 40 to 50 cm, and put 2 to 3 seeds in each pit. After planting, it needs to be covered with thin soil to bury the seeds. It is also necessary to water properly so that both seeds and soil can absorb water and promote seedlings to emerge as soon as possible.

4. Post-curing. The growth rate of wormwood seedlings is fast, and the demand for nutrients is also great. When the seedlings grow to 30 cm high, topdressing is needed and compound fertilizer is selected. Topdressing can be carried out while watering, so that the fertilizer can be diluted quickly, and the seedlings can absorb nutrients faster and grow vigorously. Wormwood likes humid environment and finds that dry soil needs to be watered in time. Note that it is not tolerant of waterlogging. In case of continuous rainy days, the accumulated water should be drained in time.