Man Qing is a biennial herb of Brassica, whose scientific name is Wuqing, which can grow to 1 m at the highest. Man Qing's tubers are white, yellow or red in skin, and milky white inside. Moreover, Man Qing was originally produced in Europe, and now it has been widely cultivated in China, and its fruiting period is May-June every year.

What is Man Qing?

1, variety introduction

Man Qing is a biennial herb of Cruciferae, also known as Brassica napus, Brassica napus, radish, etc. Its plant height is 100 cm, its leaves are pinnately lobed, and its length is about 12 cm. The flowering period is from March to April every year, and the fruiting period is from May to June every year. The seeds are spherical.

2. Soil conditions

Tendrils are suitable for growing in loose and breathable soil with convenient irrigation and drainage. When tendrils are cultivated, it is necessary to provide them with soil rich in organic matter and with strong fertilizer conservation ability, and then plough 20 cm of soil to remove grass roots and gravel in the soil, so that tendrils can grow healthily and it is not easy to continuously crop cruciferous vegetables.

3. Watering management

When tendrils are cultivated, the soil should be watered once 50 days after sowing, so that the soil is completely saturated and provides nutrients for the growth of tendrils. In the tuber expansion period of tendrils, it is necessary to irrigate 1-2 water to accelerate their growth, but in the rainstorm season, the accumulated water in the soil should be drained for tendrils.

4. Weeding and intertillage

Weeds in the soil should be removed in time when tendrils are cultivated. Weeding can be done manually or chemically. If chemical weeding is used, it is necessary to ensure that the herbicide will not affect the growth of tendrils, and after weeding, the topsoil should be removed to make tendrils grow healthily.