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How should ginseng seeds be treated before flat-ground planting?
How should ginseng seeds be treated for flat-ground planting? Please explain the method. Before planting ginseng, you can refer to the following methods for treatment: after the water seeds are dried until the skin turns white, spread them in sunlight at a temperature of around 25°C and turn them for 30 minutes; this uses ultraviolet light to kill bacteria on the seed coat. Mix weathered sand (river sand also works, but it has a high bacterial content...) with ginseng seeds at a ratio of 5:1, keeping moisture between 15% and 18%, that is, it forms a ball when squeezed in the hand and breaks apart when released. Store the mixed ginseng seeds with moderate moisture in a jar or wooden box, or dig a pit in ground that does not accumulate water, wrap it with mesh netting, and build a rainproof and sun-shading shelter above. Before the seeds crack, control the temperature at 18°C-20°C. After the cracking rate reaches 80%, lower the temperature of the seed storage container to 13°C-15°C. Too high a temperature and too much moisture easily cause seed rot. Ginseng seeds stored in sand should be turned once every 10-15 days to ensure consistent moisture in the container. When moisture is low, supplement with a warm water spray; when moisture is high, dry them in the air promptly.
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Underground tree roots need to be soaked for 7 days and 7 nights before they can be eaten; poor people once used them as a staple food, but now they are rarely seen
Nowadays people's living standards are very high, and diets are becoming more and more refined. Many young people today have never even seen the grains that people used to eat. In the past, food was extremely precious. When we were children, our parents often taught us not to...
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You can even sort out a background wall while doing the aquascaping? That DIY skill is really impressive.
Preparation: Equipment: light, misting system, small water pump, 180 rainforest tank. Aquatic plants: mini pepper grass, green algae, small water fern, rain-split water star. Above-water plants: bromeliads, bird's nest fern, Boston fern, Apollo fern, curly-leaf hoya, miniature coconut...
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This fruit looks like a bayberry, falls all over the ground with no one eating it, don't miss out on it for tonifying the kidneys and brightening the eyes
In my memory, back in my hometown there was a kind of tree with dense leaves, and every year from July to September it would bear a bright red fruit that looked like a bayberry; apart from birds pecking at it, nobody ever picked it to eat, and every time I passed by, I could always see the ground covered with fallen...
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A Detailed Guide to Potassium Fertilizer Application Methods for Underground Tuber Crops
How should potassium fertilizer be applied to underground tuber crops? Why should it be applied this way? Underground tuber crops such as potato, peanut, taro, sweet potato, yam, Jerusalem artichoke, carrot and others all have a potassium-loving nature and a relatively high demand for potassium, so in cultivation even more attention should be paid to applying potassium fertilizer to achieve high yields. For every 1000 kg of potato produced...
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Underground fruit that differs from sweet potato by just one character, its seeds are highly toxic, yet farmers grow it in large quantities
Our country has a vast territory and abundant land resources, so the variety of foods is also diverse. Thousands of years of culinary culture have made Chinese people very particular about "eating," and it can be said that anything edible can make it onto people's dining tables. Even...
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How to prevent and treat esophageal obstruction in dairy cows with a foreign body, manifested by pawing the ground, arching the back, and drooling?
How to prevent and treat esophageal obstruction in dairy cows with a foreign body in the esophagus, manifested by pawing the ground, arching the back, and drooling
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Vegetable underground pests damage seeds and bite off young roots and tender stems. How can they be controlled?
Control methods for vegetable underground pests that damage seeds and bite off young roots and tender stems
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Ground-floor 22 sq m courtyard turned into an antique-style elegant garden, netizens praise it as the life of a wealthy household
I have always loved watching Japan's Super All-Round Housing Renovation King, and the show always features a wooden deck platform at the courtyard entrance; I really envied such an activity space. After buying a house, I thought I had to have such a space no matter what. So...
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Fertilizing in-ground roses takes skill - fertilize this way for better results
Fertilizing in-ground roses is quite different from fertilizing potted roses. The growing range of roses is limited, so fertilizing is easier to control, whereas the roots of in-ground roses can grow dozens of meters deep into the ground and can also spread outward...
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