Nostoc flagelliforme is Nostoc flagelliforme, also known as Nostoc flagelliforme, ceramium and Nostoc flagelliforme, belonging to Nostoc flagelliforme family. The algae body is hairy, brown in color, and often entangled together to form a black mass with a diameter of about 0.5mm. Nostoc flagelliforme is rich in nutritional value. Moreover, Nostoc flagelliforme mostly grows in arid areas with an altitude of 1000 m to 2,800 m, and it can be propagated by algae filaments.

What kind of vegetable is Nostoc flagelliforme?

Nostoc flagelliforme, also known as Nostoc flagelliforme, ceramium, Jingchi Vegetable and Nostoc flagelliforme, is hairy, brown in color, often wound into a ball, with a diameter of about 0.5 mm, and Nostoc flagelliforme is sticky to the touch, rich in protein, calcium and mineral elements, and has high nutritional value.

Growing environment of Nostoc flagelliforme

Nostoc flagelliforme mostly grows in arid and semi-arid barren areas with an altitude of 1000 m to 2800 m. In China, Nostoc flagelliforme is mainly distributed in cities such as Ningxia, Qinghai, Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, while in the world, Nostoc flagelliforme is distributed in Russia, the United States, Somalia, France, the Czech Republic and other countries.

Cultivation techniques of Nostoc flagelliforme

Nostoc flagelliforme can be cultivated with shredded algae as seedlings, and then planted in fertile and permeable alkaline sandy soil with a planting density of 200 pieces per meter. After planting, water mist should be sprayed on the soil twice a day to keep the environment moist, which is beneficial to the survival of shredded algae.