Question 2: What do ginseng seedlings look like? Ginseng seedlings look like this. I hope it can be adopted. Thank you.
Question 3: What are ginseng seedlings like? The first two trees with green shoots are newly germinated seeds, and the bottom one is a three-year-old ginseng seedling.
Question 4: What are ginseng seedlings like? But don't confuse them with weeds.
Question 5: When will ginseng seedlings be planted in April-May in spring and 9- 10 in autumn? If the weather changes and the land doesn't thaw and get warmer, the time will be delayed! I hope it helps you!
Question 6: What are ginseng seedlings like? But don't confuse them with weeds.
Question 7: When do ginseng seedlings grow? Key points of transplanting and cultivation:
Ginseng is a semi-negative plant, which likes warm and cold, and grows well at 15 ~ 28℃.
Below 8℃ is dormancy; I like dryness, but I'm afraid of humidity. The humidity of basin soil is about 30%.
Too wet can easily rot the roots. Suitable for growing in loose and fertile sandy loam with good drainage.
Generally, you can choose a round pottery pot with a height of about 30cm, or a square pottery pot with a length of 40cm, a height of 25cm and a width of 20cm, with 2-4 plants per pot.
It usually takes 3 ~ 6 years to grow to a root as big as a carrot. It is best to choose humus soil on the hillside as the basin soil, or mix and adjust 6 parts of humus soil, 2 parts of garden soil and 2 parts of river sand. This kind of culture soil is loose, with strong permeability and good drainage, which is beneficial to root system development, otherwise ginseng will grow slowly. Ginseng seeds generally mature in August.
After harvesting, you can sow it in a pot immediately, or you can store it in sand, and then sow it in the next spring.
Generally, it blooms and bears fruit in the third or fourth year after sowing. Sowing seedlings grow to 2-3 years, and transplant them before germination in early spring.
When transplanting, choose seedlings with beautiful plant shape, full buds and complete requirements. When planting, pay attention to planting the buds obliquely upward into the pot.
Sowing and transplanting soil should be exposed to the sun or treated with drugs to eliminate germs and eggs in the soil.
The key to maintaining ginseng is:
In early spring and late autumn, it should be placed in a sunny place, shaded and scattered in summer, and dormant in winter to avoid light. Proper watering is the key to the success of potted ginseng. After excavation, if the basin soil is too dry, a small amount of water can be poured.
Generally, seedlings can't be watered with water during the growing period, because the soil in the basin is wet or accumulated for a long time, which is easy to cause rotten roots, so it is better to keep the soil slightly dry and the water content in the soil relatively stable.
In dry weather and summer, it is good to bathe ginseng with branches and leaves.
Because the pores on the leaves are covered with a lot of dust, it will affect the absorption of ultraviolet rays and is not conducive to its growth. When transplanting ginseng, fermented bean cake, plant ash and a small amount of calcium superphosphate should be applied in the culture soil as base fertilizer. 0.2% potassium dihydrogen phosphate aqueous solution can be sprayed 2 ~ 3 times from flowering to fruit setting. From September to 65438+ 10, the leaves naturally fell off and began to hibernate.
At this time, cut off the stems, move them into a cool place indoors (keep the room temperature at 0 ~ 5℃), cover them with a layer of leaves, and generally do not water them all winter.
When the lowest temperature in early spring is stable above 65438 0℃, change the pots and soil (every 2 ~ 3 years) and gradually leave the room and put it in a sunny and ventilated place to resume normal management.
For 3-6-year-old plants, fruit thinning is carried out at the initial stage of green fruit formation, generally 20-30 large fruits are left, and the rest are removed, which is beneficial to full, large and beautiful fruits. If the purpose is to increase the root weight, cut off the whole inflorescence and leave no fruit.
Question 8: I planted a ginseng seedling. Do any friends know what kind it is? You were fooled by 10. You are not a ginseng seedling. I'll send you a picture of ginseng seedlings.
Question 9: How to grow ginseng? Plant a ginseng in a flowerpot. The one upstairs is copied. Let me give you some advice,
Not to discourage you, I advise you to plant ginseng from germination, but forget it. If you are sure to win, then go to Taobao to find out if there are any ginseng seedlings, because you are slow to germinate, so it is better to buy ginseng bonsai.
Ganoderma lucidum is a fungus. It is even more unrealistic to find spores and germinate by itself. If you really want to plant it, buy bonsai ganoderma lucidum.