How many jin per mu does Alisma yield, and how good are the growing returns?
AbstractGenerally, the yield per mu of artificially cultivated Alisma is around 300-500 jin. The level of yield mainly depends on the quality of the Alisma seeds and the cultivation techniques. In addition, if daily management such as fertilizing and pest and disease control is done well, it is also an important means of increasing yield.
Speaking of Alisma, many people are certainly familiar with it. It is a plant with very high medicinal value, and it generally prefers to grow in watery mud such as swamps. It is precisely because Alisma has high efficacy that many people want to grow it. However, before planting it, the yield per mu and whether the economic returns of growing it are actually good are matters that many people are quite concerned about.
How many jin per mu does Alisma yield
Generally, if grown well, the yield per mu of Alisma will be around 300-500 jin, and it may even be a bit higher. If it is not grown well, the yield per mu of Alisma will be lower, so how much is produced per mu is also greatly related to the grower's cultivation techniques.
How good are the growing returns of Alisma
The growing returns of Alisma are relatively very good, and they are basically still very stable. For example, the purchase price of Alisma is generally 15 yuan per jin. Calculated at a yield of 400 jin per mu, one mu of Alisma is 6000 yuan. Apart from its costs, the growing cost of one mu of Alisma is generally around 2000 yuan, and the net profit of one mu of land is about 4000 yuan. It can be seen from this that the profit of Alisma is still quite good. Moreover, the current market demand for Alisma is still very large, so growing Alisma is a very good choice.
Alisma cultivation methods
1. First is the issue of site selection. When selecting a site for Alisma, first choose a place with sufficient sunlight and fertile soil, and it should be close to a water source recently. Generally, the standard for choosing a rice field is used.
2. Next is choosing a good sowing time. The time is generally easiest in summer each year, roughly June or July. Soak the seeds before sowing. After sowing, do a good job of heat dissipation treatment. If needed, a small shed can be built to provide shade for it. When planting, a spacing of generally about 20 cm is best.
3. After planting, it is time to do a good job of field management. The water level in the field should not be too high, nor too low. Generally, about 5 cm is best. When planting, it also needs to be fertilized at the appropriate time, and the fertilizing aspects are also different. The first time, generally just watering with manure water is enough; the second time is phosphate fertilizer; the third time is cake fertilizer. After fertilizing, it is also necessary to do a good job of pest and disease control. The common pests and diseases are basically leaf blight, aphids, and so on. It is necessary to discover them in time and treat them in time to reduce some damage.
The yield per mu of Alisma is actually still quite good, and its growing returns are also very good. However, when planting, you must be familiar with the methods, so that its yield per mu can be high. Management after planting is also crucial. Some detailed introductions are given above, and I hope they can be helpful to everyone.