As a potted plant, Coriander can keep evergreen all the year round. When it grows to a certain density, the stems and vines hang out of the pot. It can be cultivated in shallow pots, or planted as an ornament for stump bonsai and landscape bonsai; Set the windowsill or several shelves on the water, which is exquisite and elegant; Or as a garden pavement embellishment greening. The plant has a special fragrance, and the tender shoots and leaves can be fried or boiled in soup. It belongs to the pollution-free and health-care green wild coriander. When planting, it can be planted by dividing the plants or cutting the stems horizontally underground to raise seedlings. Before raising seedlings, the roots can be promoted by dipping the roots with Bikagen Congcong, and the suitable period is from spring to summer. Potted plants should be soaked and moisturized for a long time, and can grow vigorously with a small amount of fertilization.

Humid loam is the best soil for the cultivation of Polygonum cuspidatum, because everyone knows that Polygonum cuspidatum prefers humidity. Coriander likes warm to high temperature, and its growth temperature is about 22-30℃. It needs to be warm in winter, so we should take relevant measures to keep warm in winter.

After planting, Polygonum cuspidatum can grow flower stems from the stem nodes, produce green and white florets, and 5- 10 flowers are tied on a flower stalk, like a little star magic wand, and the fruit is oblate and discoid. Planting aquatic grass directly in water is prone to withering, and it is not easy to adapt to the aquatic environment until the aquatic grass grows. Basically, it is not difficult to cultivate Polygonum cuspidatum, but it is not easy to plant it well.