The King of Anti-Cancer: How Much Does a Ginseng Fruit Tree Sapling Cost per Plant, Plus Profit per Mu and Planting Methods

Ginseng fruit, also known as Caohuandan, Yanguo, etc., is a fruit with a sweet, juicy taste and rich nutritional value. It is quite famous in Journey to the West, so many people eat it because of its fame. But to grow ginseng fruit well, you need to choose good saplings. So how much does a ginseng fruit tree sapling cost per plant? How much can you earn per mu? How do you grow it?

I. How much does a ginseng fruit tree sapling cost per plant?

The price of ginseng fruit tree saplings varies depending on size. Generally, small saplings are cheaper, around 2 yuan each, while larger saplings cost around 10 yuan each, and some may even be more expensive.

II. How much can you earn per mu?

The yield of high-quality ginseng fruit per mu can reach about 10000 jin, and the market price of ginseng fruit is about 2 yuan, so the income per mu can reach as high as 20000 yuan, which adds up to hundreds of thousands of yuan in a year.

III. How do you grow ginseng fruit tree saplings?

1. Planting site. Generally, you should choose a plot with plenty of sunlight, sandy and fairly fertile soil, and convenient irrigation and drainage. Mountain valley fields in mountainous areas have fewer pathogens and are also very good for planting. For single-row beds, the width is 60 cm; for double-row beds, 100 cm; the plant spacing is 40 cm. Dig the holes with fine soil, and plant about 1500 plants per mu. Before applying base fertilizer, it is best to scatter some disease and pest prevention chemicals into the holes.

2. Pruning. Ginseng fruit has extremely strong branching ability. Keep 3 to 4 branches per plant between 10 and 20 cm as fruiting branches, and cut off all other branches for seedling propagation and cuttings or as livestock and poultry feed. After flowering and fruiting, only 1 to 2 fruits can be kept per flower cluster, so that the fruits are large and good in quality and sell for a high price.

3. Watering. Ginseng fruit is neither drought-tolerant nor waterlogging-tolerant. Potted ginseng fruit should keep the soil moist, and water supply should be sufficient during the fruit expansion period. Generally, water once a day in summer, preferably in the morning or evening; in spring and autumn, water every other day, either in the morning, evening, or at noon; in winter, water once every 3 to 4 days, preferably at noon.

IV. Precautions for planting ginseng fruit tree saplings:

1. Choice of soil for planting ginseng fruit

When planting ginseng fruit, it is best to choose places with plenty of sunlight and soil that is sandy and fairly fertile. In addition, the place where ginseng fruit is planted must also have convenient drainage and irrigation.

2. Planting specifications for ginseng fruit

When planting ginseng fruit, keep the width of a single-row bed at 60 cm and a double-row bed at 100 cm, and the plant spacing should be about 40 cm. The planting amount per mu must not exceed 1500 plants. Before planting, apply sufficient base fertilizer, and also scatter some disease and pest prevention chemicals into the holes.

3. Fertilization methods for ginseng fruit

When planting ginseng fruit, fertilization is especially important. In addition to applying sufficient base fertilizer, on the same day after planting, additional fertilizers such as human feces and urine or pig manure and urine should be applied. After planting, topdressing should be done once every week, mainly with inorganic fertilizers such as human feces and urine. An appropriate amount of ammonium bicarbonate can also be added during topdressing. When ginseng fruit enters the flowering and fruiting stage, the supply of compound fertilizer should be increased, with the amount per mu at about 25 kg, and it should be topdressed once every month. In this way, the planted ginseng fruit can bear a large number of high-quality fruits.