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What is the yield per mu for growing hispid fig (Wuzhimaotao)?
Abstract The yield per mu of hispid fig (Wuzhimaotao) is about 5000 jin. Its rhizome has high medicinal value; used as medicine, it helps strengthen the spleen and tonify the lungs, promote the movement of qi and drain dampness, among other effects. Its economic value is relatively high, and it is grown in many places in China. 1. The economic value of hispid fig (Wuzhimaotao)
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What is the typical per-mu yield of open-field melons?
Abstract: The per-mu yield of melons grown in open fields is around 3000-4000 jin, and the yield is affected by factors such as variety and growing conditions. Open-field melons are generally transplanted in mid-to-late March. To increase yield, you can choose high-quality varieties with early maturity, good fruit-setting ability and strong disease resistance.
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How to Fertilize Strawberries for High Yields? Practical Tips to Share
Summary Apply sufficient base fertilizer: before planting strawberries, apply sufficient base fertilizer to meet the nutrients the plants need. Reasonable topdressing: from the start of growth until before flowering, apply about 10-15 kg of compound fertilizer per mu; during the berry stage, about 15 kg of high-nitrogen-potassium compound fertilizer can be applied per mu; in the late fruit-picking stage, topdressing can be carried out reasonably according to the amount of fruit picked. Foliar topdressing: in the mid-to-late stage of strawberry growth, foliar fertilizer can be sprayed on the leaves, generally on cloudy days or in the evening of sunny days.
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High-Yield Ginger Cultivation Techniques for a Yield of 10,000 Jin per Mu
Abstract Select high-quality, healthy ginger tubers free of pests and diseases as seed stock, carry out sun-drying of the ginger and resting of the seed in early March, then carry out fine land preparation and apply sufficient basal fertilizer, soak the sun-dried ginger seed with pesticides such as Jiangwensan and Shengjiangbao, then air-dry and sprout them, and when the ginger sprouts grow to 0.5-1cm
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How to Grow Rhodomyrtus tomentosa for High Yields? Key Cultivation Techniques Explained
Summary of Rhodomyrtus tomentosa cultivation techniques: You can select vigorous young branches or hard branches, prune them and then take cuttings, or you can select disease-free, plump seeds, soak them in warm water to promote germination, then sow them in flower pots. For watering, use a sprayer or a fine-holed watering can. After seedlings emerge
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How can watermelons be grown to achieve high yields?
Summary To achieve a high yield of watermelons, you must first select excellent varieties, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and the seeds need to be sun-dried and soaked to improve their physiological activity. Since watermelons require a large amount of fertilizer during their growing period, they must be fertilized regularly, and farmyard manure can be splashed around the plants. Pay attention
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Key Technical Points for Oil Sunflower Cultivation and Analysis of Yield Performance
Abstract Cultivation techniques: Oil sunflowers can be sown in April and from June to July by the methods of hole sowing, drilling, and dibbling. After deep ploughing of the soil, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and later carry out timely seedling supplementation, thinning, and appropriate pruning. Generally, no additional topdressing is needed, but to promote rapid growth, at the seedling stage
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Detailed Explanation of Key Points for High-Yield Cultivation Techniques of Pumpkin Shoots
Summary Selection of varieties: Local seedlings that are sturdy and have relatively long fruits should be chosen. Seed treatment: After drying the seeds in the sun for 2 days, soak them in warm water at 50°C; after the water cools, continue soaking for about 10 hours, then place them in a location at room temperature of 30°C for germination. Land selection: Choose a plot with good drainage
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How many jin per mu is the usual yield of Honey Benincasa pumpkins?
Abstract The yield of Honey pumpkin is around 2000 kg per mu, and the market price is around 6-8 yuan per jin. It is generally planted from January to March in spring, or from July to August in autumn, and can be harvested about 85-90 days after transplanting. Its leaves, flowers, and vines are all edible, and it stores well and is convenient
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Stachys affinis Planting Method and Yield Explained in Detail
Abstract Planting method: Stachys affinis should be planted in loose, fertile sandy soil with good drainage and irrigation conditions. After ploughing, apply base fertilizer. It can be propagated from tubers. The sowing depth is about 5-7cm, the plant spacing is 15cm, and the row spacing is about 30-45cm. Sow
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