How much is Shandougen per jin? Detailed explanation of the key cultivation techniques

Shandougen, also known as Kudougen, is the dried root and stem of Sophora tonkinensis, and because of its high medicinal value it is widely used as a medicinal material. It is currently sold in all major pharmacies, so roughly how much is Shandougen per jin? What are the cultivation techniques?

1. Introduction to Shandougen:

1. Where are the producing areas of Shandougen?

There are many producing areas for Shandougen. In China, it is widely planted in the valleys or hillside forests of Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Guangxi, Hunan, Sichuan and other places. Abroad, it is also planted in places such as Japan.

2. What benefits does eating Shandougen have?

Shandougen has high medicinal value. It contains components such as matrine and sophocarpine, which can effectively inhibit cancer cells and the growth of various bacteria, and can also reduce swelling and relieve pain, clear heat and detoxify, and so on.

2. Roughly how much is Shandougen per jin?

The market price of Shandougen is somewhat expensive, generally around 200-210 yuan per kilogram, but due to differences in producing area, specifications or quality, there will be certain price differences. For example, in the Hehuachi market, the market price of Guangxi ungraded whole roots is around 218 yuan per kilogram, and the price of Guangxi ungraded slices is around 245 yuan per kilogram; in the Bozhou market, the price of Guangxi ungraded whole roots is around 200 yuan per kilogram, and the price of Guangxi ungraded slices is around 200 yuan per kilogram; in the Anguo market, the price of Guangxi ungraded whole roots is around 215 yuan per kilogram, and the price of Guangxi ungraded slices is around 240 yuan per kilogram. Therefore, the specific price still needs to be inquired about at local specialty pharmacies. The above prices are all for reference, and the specific price should be based on local prices.

3. What are the cultivation techniques for Shandougen?

1. Land selection and land preparation: What kind of land is suitable for planting?

Shandougen is suitable for growing in an environment with deep, loose and fertile soil, so when selecting land, try to choose sandy loam or loam for planting. After selecting the land, deep plow the soil and apply an appropriate amount of base fertilizer or farmyard manure, then level it and make a field bed 1 m wide and 20 cm high for later planting.

2. Sowing and seedling raising: How to sow?

(1) Sowing method: Use the seed sowing method.

(2) Sowing time: Spring

(3) Sowing method: Sow the seeds evenly in holes on the seedbed, then cover with soil and water lightly. After about half a month, they will sprout.

3. Transplanting: When is the best time to transplant?

(1) Transplanting time: After all the seeds have sprouted.

(2) Transplanting method: Dig out the seedlings with roots and soil, then transplant them into holes at a plant spacing of 30 cm and a row spacing of 40 cm, and finally cover with soil.

4. Field management techniques: How to manage?

(1) Thinning and replanting: After the seedlings emerge, observe the field conditions at all times. Weak seedlings and dead seedlings should be removed in time, and dense spots or places without seedlings should be transplanted and replanted in time to ensure a full stand of seedlings.

(2) Cultivation and weeding: In the early growth stage of Shandougen, many weeds will grow, so the weeds in the field should be removed. At that time, the soil can be loosened shallowly to ensure soil aeration.

(3) Timely watering: During the growth period of Shandougen, keep the soil moist. Do not water too much, so as to avoid water accumulation and root rot. At the same time, drainage measures should be taken during the plum rain season.

(4) Reasonable fertilization: Shandougen has strong nitrogen fixation, so it does not have a high demand for nitrogen fertilizer. Generally, reasonably applying some phosphate fertilizer and compound fertilizer is enough. At that time, some foliar fertilizer can be sprayed to promote its growth.

(5) Pest and disease control: During the growth period of Shandougen, pests and diseases such as southern blight, root rot, red spider mites and scale insects will appear, so preventive measures should be taken in advance. For those already affected by pests and diseases, special agents can be used for control.

The above is a detailed introduction to the latest market prices and cultivation techniques of Shandougen. I hope it is helpful to everyone.