How much is a jin of chive seeds now? Grow them this way for good results
I believe everyone is familiar with chives; whether stir-frying, barbecuing or making dumplings, they are indispensable. They are planted all over our country, so how much is a jin of chive seeds now? How do you grow them for good results?
1. Basic information about chives
1. Distribution of chives
Chives are a perennial herbaceous plant native to southeastern Asia, also known as jiu, mountain chives, long-life chives, fengben, flat chives, lazy man's vegetable, grass stalactite, qiyang grass, chive sprouts and so on. They are already commonly planted around the world, and are also widely grown throughout our country.
2. Value of chives
Chives have a pungent aroma and the effects of warming the middle, dispersing blood stasis and detoxifying; eating them helps to regulate liver qi, increase appetite and enhance digestive function. Chives contain a large amount of vitamins and crude fiber, and regular consumption can promote gastrointestinal peristalsis and prevent the occurrence of intestinal cancer. Grinding chives into juice and drinking it as medicine can supplement liver qi and remove blood stasis below the diaphragm; in addition, it is also somewhat helpful for bruises, vomiting blood, blood in urine and similar conditions.
3. Dietary taboos for chives
Although chives have so many benefits, people with hot hands and feet, night sweats and other yin deficiency with fire hyperactivity, indigestion, poor intestinal function and those prone to allergies should not eat chives. People suffering from tonsillitis, nasal empyema and otitis media, as well as patients with heat-type conditions such as bad breath, mouth and tongue sores and sore throat from smoking, must not eat chives, so as to avoid worsening the condition.
2. How much is a jin of chive seeds?
At present there are two kinds of chive seeds on the market, bulk and bagged, but the prices of different varieties of chive seeds are different. Below, the editor of Tuliu.com has compiled some for everyone as a reference.
1. Bulk chive seeds in Jinniu District, Chengdu, Sichuan are sold from a minimum order of 5 jin, at a price of 70 yuan/jin; the larger the purchase quantity, the better the discount.
2. In Suqian, Jiangsu, 250 g/bag Dugenhong chive seeds are priced at 55 yuan/bag;
3. In Shuyang County, Suqian, Jiangsu, 250 g/bag Fusheng 2908 chive seeds are priced at 80 yuan/bag;
4. Half a jin/bag Jiuxing No. 18 chive seeds are priced at 170 yuan/can.
The above prices are compiled from the internet and can only serve as a reference; the actual price shall be based on the merchant's actual selling price.
3. How do you grow chive seeds for good results?
If you want chives to grow well and have high yields, besides good seeds, planting techniques are also particularly important, so the planting methods for chive seeds are compiled below:
1. The chive planting area should be chosen in a place far from main roads, with no pollution, flat terrain, fertile and loose soil, and good drainage and irrigation conditions; before sowing, the plot should be deeply plowed, raked level, disinfected and fertilized.
2. Chive seeds used for sowing should be soaked and pre-germinated, and successfully germinated seeds should be sown at the appropriate time; generally in the Huang-Huai River basin spring sowing of chives is from early to mid-April, in southern regions the sowing time is from December to February of the following year, and in the north it is from May to June.
3. Sowing adopts the drill method; after the chives emerge evenly, determine the watering interval according to soil moisture, generally watering once every 7-10 days, and watering can be combined with fertilization; during the growth period of chives, pay attention to draining water in summer and watering during autumn droughts.
4. Chives can generally be cultivated and weeded more than 4 times, or pesticide can be sprayed for ground weeding; after the chives mature, harvest about once every month, and each harvest should keep the cutting opening consistent.
5. The main pests and diseases of chives are chive maggots and gray mold; it is best to carry out prevention in advance, and agricultural control, physical control or chemical control are all acceptable, but note that pesticide application should be stopped one week before harvest.
The above is an introduction to the price of chive seeds and planting methods, and I hope it can help everyone. In addition, chives can generally be harvested seven or eight times a year, so attention should be paid to combining harvesting with nurturing the plants, so that the chives grown can achieve high yields.