How much is ginger per jin now? Detailed explanation of key field management techniques
Ginger, also known as ginger root, is a common food ingredient in our country, and is deeply loved by people for its effects of enhancing flavor, dispelling cold, and warming the stomach. Especially when making soup or cooking, many people add some. So how much is the price of ginger per jin now? What are the key field management techniques?
I. Introduction to ginger:
1. What types of ginger are there?
Ginger includes white ginger, yellow ginger, old ginger, tender ginger, sand ginger, galangal, and others. Among them, white ginger is spicy but not harsh on the throat and is a multifunctional edible product, while yellow ginger has a stronger aroma than old ginger and is a superior grade of ginger.
2. Does ginger bloom?
Ginger does bloom, but if it is the kind of spicy ginger sold in markets, it generally does not bloom. Only ginger that looks like canna will bloom, and the flower it produces is called ginger flower, which is purple or green, though it is very difficult for flowers to grow.
II. How much is the price of ginger per jin now?
The market price of ginger is not expensive, roughly around 2.5-4 yuan per jin, but due to differences in varieties and markets, there will be certain price differences. For example, at the Beijing Rishang Comprehensive Commodity Wholesale Market, the selling price is roughly around 3.5 yuan per jin; at the Jinzhong Vegetable Market in Dongli District, Tianjin, the selling price is roughly around 3 yuan per jin; at the Jingxi Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market in Huailai County, Hebei Province, the selling price is roughly around 5 yuan per jin; at the Hexi Agricultural and Sideline Products Market in Taiyuan, the selling price is roughly around 2.7 yuan per jin; at the Dongwayao Wholesale Market in Hohhot, the selling price is roughly around 3.5 yuan per jin; at the Ningyuan Agricultural Products Wholesale Market in Anshan, Liaoning, the selling price is roughly around 3 yuan per jin; and at the Chaoyang Market in Wuxi, Jiangsu, the selling price is roughly around 2.5 yuan per jin. Therefore, the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.
III. What are the key field management techniques for ginger?
1. Temperature requirements: What temperature is best for growth?
During the ginger growing period, the temperature should be controlled at around 18-25 degrees Celsius. Generally, before the seedlings emerge, a layer of plastic film should be laid, and after the seedlings emerge, the plastic film should be removed in time, and controlling the temperature at 18-25 degrees Celsius is sufficient.
2. Light requirements: Can it be exposed to strong sunlight?
Ginger does not have high light requirements. Generally, after sowing, about 65% shade should be provided, and then light should be given again in July-August, but do not expose it to strong sunlight, lest it be scorched to death.
3. Fertilizer requirements: What fertilizer is best to apply?
Ginger has high fertilizer requirements. Generally, fertilizer should be applied once each during the seedling stage, growing stage, rhizome swelling stage, and later stage, and in the early stage, nitrogen fertilizer is mainly used, while in the later stage, phosphorus fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, cake fertilizer, and others should be appropriately increased. The specific amount of fertilizer should be determined according to the plant growth condition and soil fertility, so that the bulbs will grow larger and the yield will increase.
4. Water requirements: How should watering be done?
Ginger has high water requirements but is afraid of waterlogging, so when watering, do not water too much; just keep the soil moist. Generally, watering once each during the emergence stage, after the seedlings are uniform, during the growing period, and during the tuber expansion period is sufficient. If the rainy season is encountered, drainage measures should be taken well to avoid waterlogging affecting tuber growth.
5. Density requirements: What spacing between each plant is best?
After ginger is planted, the best row spacing per plant is about 35 cm, and the plant spacing is about 25 cm. If it is too dense or too sparse, seedlings can be transplanted to ensure uniform growth of all seedlings.
6. Cultivation and weeding requirements: When is the best time to weed?
After ginger is planted, during the post-emergence and growing periods, the soil can be shallowly loosened each time it is watered, and weeds in the garden should be pulled out in time.
The above is a detailed introduction to the market price of ginger and the key field management techniques. I hope it is helpful to everyone.