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Jerusalem Artichoke Growing Techniques: Key Points on Site Selection, Sowing and Field Management
Jerusalem artichoke (sunchoke) is drought-tolerant, tolerates poor soil and needs only extensive management. This article introduces Jerusalem artichoke growing techniques, covering practical key points such as site selection and soil preparation, sowing time and density, field management, and harvest and seed saving, to help growers cultivate this root vegetable well and achieve stable yields and higher income.
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Luffa Seed Selection and Seed Saving Methods, plus Germination and Seedling Raising Techniques
Luffa is one of the most common vegetable crops. In rural areas, many friends like to grow a few plants in their own courtyards. Luffa is a warmth-loving, heat-tolerant crop with strong adaptability and does not have strict requirements for soil. When farmers grow luffa, the most important
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Lotus Root Seed Selection and Seed Saving Techniques and Methods Tutorial
Lotus root is a vegetable crop of the water lily family, and it is loved by many people in China. Lotus root is rich in nutrients; it can not only be stir-fried but also eaten raw. In addition, the side products and various snacks processed from lotus root are very popular. Now lotus
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Latest Tutorial on Mustard Tuber Transplanting Techniques and Seed Saving Key Points
Mustard tuber is a type of mustard. The mustard we are familiar with generally refers to leaf mustard, such as nine-head mustard, snow cabbage (potherb mustard), pig-blood mustard, etc. But in fact there are other types of mustard: one is grown for its modified stem, which is the mustard tuber, and another is grown for its modified buds,
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Fertilization Timing and Methods for Rice Seedling Raising and Fertilizer-Saving, Water-Saving, and Pesticide-Saving Cultivation Techniques
According to grain type, rice can be divided into indica and japonica rice, early rice and mid-to-late rice, and glutinous and non-glutinous rice. It is an annual plant of the grass family. So how should fertilizer be applied when raising rice seedlings? What is the specific timing? What are the fertilizer-saving, water-saving, and pesticide-saving cultivation techniques? How is rice seedling raising
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Complete Guide to High-Yield Direct-Seeding Cultivation Techniques and Sowing Times for Rapeseed, Worth Saving
Rapeseed is also known as yuntai, hancai, hucai, kucai, taijie, piao'er cai, and fofo cai. It is mainly distributed in Anhui, Henan, Sichuan, and other places. Rapeseed is rich in nutrients, among which the vitamin C content is very high. Below is an introduction to high-yield direct-seeding cultivation techniques and times for rapeseed.
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When Is the Best Time to Harvest Peanuts? A Full Guide to Seed-Saving Techniques
Mastering the right harvest time for peanuts is hugely important for improving peanut yield and quality. While harvesting peanuts, be sure to select and keep good seeds to ensure a bumper peanut harvest next year. Here is an introduction to the right harvest time and seed-saving techniques for peanuts: 1. Timeliness
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Detailed Guide to Site Selection, Cultivation and Seed Saving Techniques for Asarum
Asarum prefers a cool, moist environment and fears strong light and drought. The soil should preferably be loose, fertile and rich in organic matter. So how do you select a site, cultivate and save seed for Asarum? Generally, sowing in early July leads to seeds cracking open in early August, radicles emerging in mid-August, and by early September they can reach 4 cm,
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Introduction to Angelica Varieties and Detailed Explanation of Seed Saving Methods
Angelica (scientific name: Angelica sinensis), also known as Gan Gui, Qin Na, Xi Danggui, Min Danggui, Jin Danggui, Danggui Shen, Han Guiwei, Danggui Qu, Tu Danggui, is a perennial herb, 0.4-1 m tall. Flowering period June-July, fruiting period July-September. China introduced European angelica from Europe in 1957.
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points for Transplanting and Seed Saving of Zhacai (Tuber Mustard)
Zhacai (Brassica juncea var. tumida), a plant of the Cruciferae family, is often covered with simple hairs, forked hairs, stellate hairs or glandular hairs. Flowers are bisexual, usually in racemes; 4 sepals, free, in two whorls; 4 petals, clawed, arranged in a cruciform corolla, a few without petals (such as shepherd's purse
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