How much does blackberry lily rhizome cost per jin? Cultivation techniques included

Blackberry lily is also called Wushan, Wupu, Huangyuan, and Wusha, and is a plant with ornamental and medicinal value. Blackberry lily is widely distributed in China, and is cultivated in both northern and southern regions. It has low requirements for growing environment and soil, and can be planted on hillsides and dry land alike. So how much does blackberry lily cost per jin? Cultivation techniques included.

I. How much does blackberry lily cost per jin?

The price of blackberry lily is roughly 25-30 yuan/jin, and compared with the same period last year, the price has still risen somewhat. At present, the supply price on the market is relatively stable. Because the planting area is smaller than last year, the price of blackberry lily fluctuates. In addition, the price of blackberry lily is also affected by factors such as place of origin, specifications, market supply, purchase quantity, and purchasing channels.

II. Blackberry lily cultivation techniques

1. Soil requirements

Blackberry lily is suitable for planting in places with deep soil, strong looseness, rich organic matter, and good drainage.

2. Land preparation

After raking the plot level, make beds, then apply a certain amount of farmyard manure, urea, phosphate fertilizer, etc. and mix them into the soil, and wait until sowing.

3. Sowing

Blackberry lily is grown by sowing, which is divided into two steps: raising seedlings and transplanting. Before sowing, the blackberry lily seeds must be pre-germinated. Mix blackberry lily seeds with moist sandy soil and store them indoors, then sow after the seeds sprout white. Sowing is generally chosen in early April. Scatter the seeds evenly in the furrows and water them, which helps the blackberry lily seeds emerge.

Field management of blackberry lily should be strengthened later, and transplanting can be carried out after one year.

4. Transplanting

Choose autumn or the spring of the following year for transplanting blackberry lily, then water to keep the blackberry lily seedlings alive.

5. Field management work

After the blackberry lily seedlings emerge evenly, pay attention to cultivating and weeding. In order to reduce weed growth, the soil can be treated with chemicals before transplanting, which can achieve a preventive effect.

Blackberry lily should be watered reasonably when the climate is dry and the temperature is relatively high, and too much should not be watered at one time. Especially in rainy weather, there is no need for extra watering, and excess water should also be drained away, so as to avoid waterlogging and root rot.

Blackberry lily needs fertilizer to grow. In addition to base fertilizer, it needs an additional topdressing once in the spring of the following year, applying ten kg of urea fertilizer, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, etc. per mu.

6. Pest and disease control

Common pests and diseases of blackberry lily include rust disease, underground pests, etc. The main symptom of rust disease is brown, raised rust spots appearing on the leaves. In the early stage of the disease, use professional chemicals for control. Usually, pay more attention to observing the growth of the leaves to see whether there are spots or rotten leaves, and try to keep the impact of pests and diseases very small.