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How many jin per mu does Alisma yield, and how good are the growing returns?
Abstract Generally, the yield per mu of artificially cultivated Alisma is around 300-500 jin. The level of yield mainly depends on the quality of the Alisma seeds and the cultivation techniques. In addition, if daily management such as fertilizing and pest and disease control is done well, it is also an important means of increasing yield. Say
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A Detailed Guide to Flat Peach Planting Methods and Precautions
The flat peach that the general public knows as a food comes from mythological dramas; in reality, it is simply a variety of peach, but it holds a very high status among peaches. Because it has nutritional and edible value such as replenishing qi and blood and nourishing yin and promoting fluid production, it is
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How to Grow Dendrobium officinale? A Detailed Guide to Cultivation Techniques
Summary Time: generally the two seasons of spring and autumn each year, with spring preferable to autumn. Temperature: the suitable growth temperature is 15-28°C; in summer ventilation must be strengthened, and in winter the plants must be protected from frost damage. Water: in the high-temperature seasons of summer and autumn, the moisture content should be kept at 40%-50%; after entering winter, the moisture content
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When to Plant Perilla? A Detailed Explanation of Key Cultivation Techniques
Abstract Direct seeding: generally sown around Qingming, using drilling (open a shallow furrow 40 cm apart, 10 cm wide and 3 cm deep, and sow the seeds evenly into the furrow) or hole sowing (dig holes at a row spacing of 25-30 cm and a plant spacing of 25 cm). Seedling raising and transplanting: on the prepared seedling bed,
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A Detailed Guide to Tephrosia purpurea Planting Techniques and Management Methods
Tephrosia purpurea is generally found on hillsides or in grasslands. Its value can be traced back to ancient times, and its medicinal properties are excellent. It is precisely because of this understanding that many people now choose to cultivate this Tephrosia purpurea on a larger scale, hoping to create certain economic value from it.
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The Best Time and Methods for Grafting Jujube Trees Explained in Detail
Jujubes, like grapes, hang on the jujube tree, and the clustered strings of jujubes are very lovely. As everyone knows, jujube tree cultivation is divided into two methods: division propagation and grafting, so what precautions are there for grafting jujube trees? Let us study together the
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Detailed Explanation of Key Early Spring Grape Management Techniques
Early spring management generally means doing five tasks well: 1. Clean the orchard thoroughly; combined with winter pruning, cut off pest-infested canes to reduce damage from anthracnose, black pox, cane blight, and pests overwintering on the canes. Cleaning the orchard thoroughly together with winter pruning, and completely removing diseased wood, diseased fruit, fallen leaves, and weeds from the trees and between the rows, has a marked effect on preventing white rot, black rot, downy mildew, brown spot, and other diseases.
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A Detailed Guide to Forage Grass Planting Techniques and Management Methods
Forage grass generally refers to grasses or other herbaceous plants used to feed livestock. Forage grass has strong regeneration capacity and can be harvested multiple times a year. It is rich in various trace elements and vitamins, thus becoming the first choice for raising livestock. The quality of forage grass varieties directly affects the economic
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How to manage pear trees during the dormant period? A full explanation of practical tips
The dormant period of pear trees is generally from December of the previous year to February of the following year. During this time, pear trees are in a state of natural or forced dormancy, and most pests and diseases are also in a dormant state. Cultivation measures Through winter pruning, improve the ventilation and light conditions of the tree canopy, regulate the pear tree root system
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What are the key points to note in shaping and pruning peach trees
1. The general shaping principle is "shaped but not rigid, unshaped but not chaotic," "large branches bright and open, small branches bustling." Fewer large branches allow more small branches. The general pruning principle is "prefer light over heavy, combine heavy and light." "Small branches bustling" does not mean the more branches the better; generally after pruning the branch spacing is
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