How much does wild perilla cost per jin? Detailed explanation of field management techniques

Perilla, also known as green perilla and red perilla, is a common wild vegetable found in fields, hillsides, gardens and around houses. Because of its distinctive aroma and high nutritional value, it is deeply loved by people. Especially when cooking fish, many people add some to remove the fishy smell. So how much does wild perilla cost per jin? What are the key points of field management techniques?

I. Introduction to perilla:

1. Is perilla toxic?

Perilla is not toxic. Its leaves can be eaten as a vegetable or used as an ingredient. They not only taste good but can also remove fishy smells. At the same time, many people also use them to make tea, so they can be eaten with confidence.

2. What does perilla look like?

Perilla is an annual herbaceous plant in the order Lamiales, family Lamiaceae, subfamily Lamioideae, tribe Mentheae, genus Perilla. Its leaves are round or broadly ovate, with a short pointed tip, a round or broadly wedge-shaped base, serrated edges, and purple or green on both sides. Its flowers grow in verticillaster inflorescences, the calyx is bell-shaped, and the corolla is purplish red or white, making it very easy to identify.

II. How much does wild perilla cost per jin?

The market price of wild perilla is not expensive. The whole plant is generally about 1.5-2.5 yuan per jin. Fresh perilla is about 10 yuan per jin, dried perilla is about 45 yuan per jin, perilla leaves are about 4-4.5 yuan per jin on the market, and perilla stems are about 9-11 yuan per jin. However, because markets and producing areas differ, prices will vary to some extent, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

III. What are the key points of perilla field management techniques?

Key point 1, thinning and replanting: when is the best time to replant?

When perilla seedlings grow to about 16cm, observe the growth conditions in the field. Weak seedlings and dead seedlings should be removed in time, and dense seedlings and empty spots should be transplanted or replanted in time to ensure a full stand of seedlings.

Key point 2, intertillage and weeding: when is the best time to weed?

After the seedlings are transplanted, weed twice before the rows close, and loosen the soil shallowly to ensure good soil aeration and promote plant growth.

Key point 3, timely topdressing: how to fertilize?

During the growth period of perilla, topdressing should be done in a timely manner. Generally, when the seedlings grow to about 30cm, farmyard manure or compound fertilizer can be applied. Before the rows close, apply topdressing a second time. When topdressing, never scatter it directly on the roots or leaves, so as to avoid burning them to death.

Key point 4, water requirements: how to water?

During the growth period of perilla, the soil should be kept moist, so water more in summer. At other times, determine the amount of watering according to soil moisture. If the plum rain season occurs, drain water in time to avoid waterlogging damage that causes root rot.

Key point 5, suitable temperature: what temperature is best?

During the growth period of perilla, the best growing temperature is 20-22 degrees. During the flowering period, the best growing temperature is about 25 degrees. Therefore, the temperature should be controlled well, and the humidity should be maintained at about 78%. In this way, perilla can achieve high yield.

The above is a detailed introduction to the market price of wild perilla and the key points of field management techniques. We hope it is helpful to everyone.