The planting of mulberry huang is usually done in the spring and fall, and the exact choice of time needs to vary depending on the climatic conditions and the region. Spring is usually between March and April, and fall is usually between September and October. Sanghwang planting methods include site selection, soil preparation, seedling raising, transplanting and management.

Sanghwang likes sunny and moist environment, site selection should choose a place with sufficient light and good drainage. Avoid choosing low-lying land or waterlogged land, so as not to affect the growth and development of mulberry yellow.

Sanghwang has high soil requirements and prefers loose, fertile and well-drained soil. Before planting, soil impurities should be removed, deep tilling and loosening to improve soil structure and soil fertility.

The seedling of mulberry huang is generally sown and cuttings. Sow mulberry seeds evenly in a seedling tray or seedling box, cover with a thin layer of soil, maintain appropriate humidity and temperature, and transplant the seeds after germination. Select robust mulberry branches, the length of about 10-15 centimeters, insert them into the moist nursery soil, maintain appropriate humidity and temperature, and transplant after the branches have taken root.

Transplanting of mulberry huang is usually carried out when the seedling grows well and the root system is developed, usually in the spring or fall after the nursery period. Before transplanting, the soil of the transplanting site should be applied appropriate amount of organic fertilizer in advance to provide sufficient nutrients. At the same time, according to the growth characteristics of mulberry yellow, reasonable arrangement of transplanting spacing, generally 30-40 cm.

The planting process requires regular watering, fertilization and weeding. Watering should be appropriate, to avoid stagnant water; fertilization should be timely, according to the growth needs of mulberry yellow fertilization; weeding should be timely, to keep the soil moist and aeration.

Origin Habitat

True Sanghwang grows in the wild only on the trunks of standing trees of the genus Mulberry. Based on the host records of the voucher specimens, the collector's notes, and published literature, it can be generalized that wild Sanghwang grows mainly on the species Chicken Mulberry.

The chicken mulberry differs from other mulberry trees in that the leaves are sometimes palmately lobed. However, according to Japanese literature and in recent years in China, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Yunnan, Shaanxi and other places found that mulberry yellow also grows in the home mulberry. Chicken mulberry is widely distributed in China, Northeast Asia and South Asia.

Surveys have shown that wild mulberry has been found in Tibet, Sichuan, Yunnan, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Gansu, Shaanxi, Jilin, and Taiwan in China. Wild mulberry sanghwang has also been found in Korea, Japan and Myanmar.