How much is ginseng fruit per jin? Including ginseng fruit tree cultivation techniques
Ginseng fruit is also called fairy fruit or bright fruit, and is commonly found in Qinghai, Sichuan, Gansu, Guizhou, Hubei, Yunnan, Hunan, Jiangxi and other places in China. When ripe, the skin is golden yellow, and the taste is crisp and juicy, containing rich protein, calcium, etc., making it a very popular fruit. Besides its edible and medicinal value, ginseng fruit can also be grown in pots at home to decorate the furniture environment. So roughly how much is ginseng fruit per jin? What are the key points of ginseng fruit tree cultivation techniques?
1. Roughly how much is ginseng fruit per jin?
Recently, the price of ginseng fruit has been around 3-13 yuan per jin, and the price is affected by factors such as marketing time, size, and region. According to relevant websites, we can learn that the price of ginseng fruit at the Jiangsu Lingjiatang Agricultural and Sideline Products Wholesale Market is 11.0 yuan/kg; at the Yunnan Nanyang Fruit Wholesale Trading Center the price of ginseng fruit is 8.6 yuan/kg; at the Gansu Jiuquan Chunguang Agricultural Products Market the price of ginseng fruit is 5.8 yuan/kg; at the Hexi Agricultural and Sideline Products Market in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province the price of ginseng fruit is 13 yuan/jin; at the Jinan Dikou Fruit Wholesale Market the price of ginseng fruit is 5 yuan/jin.
Recently, the price of ginseng fruit has declined compared with the same period last year, so those who want to buy some to try fresh ones should hurry, otherwise they will be off the market in another half month.
2. Ginseng fruit tree cultivation techniques
1. Selection of planting site
For planting ginseng fruit trees, choose a place with sufficient sunlight, convenient drainage and irrigation, fertile soil, good air permeability, and strong looseness. Base fertilizer should be placed in the planting hole, and some pesticides for disease and pest prevention should be scattered in advance for prevention.
2. Topdressing
Ginseng fruit trees like fertilizer, so in addition to base fertilizer, additional topdressing is needed to meet their growth needs. During the entire growth period, attention should be paid to the type and amount of fertilizer applied, and one kind of fertilizer should not be used excessively. In addition, when topdressing, pay attention to the concentration of the fertilizer, and do not let the fertilizer directly contact the roots, so as to avoid root burn and affect nutrient absorption.
3. Watering
After ginseng fruit trees are planted, the rooting water should be watered in time, and the amount of watering should be determined according to the growth of the ginseng fruit and the moisture of the soil. Summer temperatures are high, so more watering is needed, and watering should be chosen in the morning or evening to avoid root burn caused by excessively high ground temperature.
4. Pruning work
Ginseng fruit has a strong ability to sprout branches, so each plant should be given space, and then excess branches should be pruned off for raising seedlings or as green feed. After ginseng fruit blooms, only one or two fruits can be kept on each branch, so that the fruits grown have higher marketability and sell for a higher price.
5. Disease and pest control
During hot and rainy seasons, ginseng fruit trees are prone to disease attacks, especially viral diseases, gray mold, etc. Therefore, when the disease is discovered, professional pesticides should be used for treatment to avoid affecting fruiting. In addition, aphids, whiteflies, and red spiders are also very common and should be prevented in time.