How much is dried Talinum paniculatum per jin? Introduction to its cultivation methods

Although Talinum paniculatum also contains the word "ginseng", it is very different from the ginseng we commonly refer to as a highly nourishing Chinese herbal medicine, whether in terms of effects or price.So how much is dried Talinum paniculatum per jin? How do you cultivate it?

1. What is Talinum paniculatum?

1. Talinum paniculatum is an annual or perennial herbaceous plant, mostly distributed in the areas south of the Yangtze River in China. It is also called lulan, tu yang shen, fu shen, shen shi hua, false ginseng, shen cao, tu gao li shen, zhu fan hua, and so on. It can be eaten as a vegetable and can also be used as a medicinal tonic.

2. Talinum paniculatum is rich in protein, fat, vitamins, calcium and other nutrients. Its tender leaves can be stir-fried or used in soup, the fleshy root can be served cold or stewed in soup, and the finished plant can be sliced and taken as an instant drink. Eating it has the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, can tonify qi and blood, aid digestion, promote salivation and quench thirst, treat coughing with blood-streaked phlegm, and can also enhance human health. In addition, the flowers of Talinum paniculatum have a long flowering period and are a good variety for use in flower arrangements.

3. Although it has "ginseng" in its name, Talinum paniculatum and ginseng are still very different. Ginseng is a highly nourishing Chinese herbal medicine, while Talinum paniculatum is a folk herbal medicine, not an orthodox Chinese herbal medicine. Although it also has tonic effects, Talinum paniculatum is much inferior to ginseng in terms of effects, price and value.

2. How much is dried Talinum paniculatum per jin?

Generally, prices vary according to different specifications, places of origin and purchase quantities.

1. The price of dried Talinum paniculatum in the Dongguan area of Guangdong is 35 yuan/jin, and it is suitable to store it in a cool, dry place.

2. The price of fresh Talinum paniculatum in Jilin: about 7-10 grams is 1 yuan, and about 11-15 grams is 2 yuan.

3. How do you cultivate Talinum paniculatum?

1. Talinum paniculatum can be propagated by sowing or cuttings. Sowing should be carried out on loose, fertile seedbeds with convenient irrigation and drainage. The sowing rate is about 150 g per mu. After sowing, water promptly; generally, seedlings emerge in 10-12 days. For cuttings of Talinum paniculatum, choose late May to early June, and use vigorous cuttings with two pairs of leaves. When the cuttings survive and grow tender shoots of about 10 cm, they can be transplanted to the field.

2. The cultivation time of Talinum paniculatum varies with the cultivation method. Generally, protected cultivation in greenhouses is planted in mid-March and comes to market from late April to early December; open-field cultivation can be planted from April 20 to August and comes to market from early June to early November. Well-propagated Talinum paniculatum seedlings should be planted in plots that have been treated with decomposed organic fertilizer and carefully tilled. After planting, water with rooting water, and thereafter water once every 3-5 days.

3. The watering interval for Talinum paniculatum is generally once every 3-5 days on sunny days; drain promptly on rainy days. After harvesting tender leaves, apply fertilizer to the roots and spray foliar fertilizer. After harvesting 3-4 times, apply urea. Carry out shallow plowing and weeding according to actual conditions. If Talinum paniculatum is to be cultivated for many years, soil can be banked up around the plants before winter, which can help them overwinter and promote sprouting in early spring.

4. Talinum paniculatum generally rarely suffers from pests and diseases, but occasionally there are infestations such as root rot, stem rot and cutworms, so agricultural control measures can be taken in advance. For plants with more severe disease, remove them promptly, and after the disease is under control, replant seedlings.

The above is all the content introduced by Tuliu.com for everyone about Talinum paniculatum. When buying, be sure to distinguish it carefully, and do not end up paying the price of ginseng when buying Talinum paniculatum.