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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Field Management Methods for Polygala tenuifolia

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Polygala tenuifolia is a perennial herbaceous plant and also a relatively widely used traditional Chinese medicinal material. Polygala tenuifolia has various medicinal effects such as calming the nerves and eliminating phlegm, benefiting the intellect and reducing swelling, and its planting area in China is very large. Moreover, more and more people are now growing Polygala tenuifolia, and the most important thing in growing Polygala tenuifolia

Polygala tenuifolia is a perennial herbaceous plant and also a relatively widely used traditional Chinese medicinal material. Polygala tenuifolia has various medicinal effects such as calming the nerves and eliminating phlegm, benefiting the intellect and reducing swelling, and its planting area in China is very large. Moreover, more and more people are now growing Polygala tenuifolia, and the most important thing in growing it is to do a good job in management. So how should Polygala tenuifolia be managed when grown? Below, the editor brings you the field management techniques for Polygala tenuifolia. Let's take a look together!

1. Thinning and Replanting Seedlings

The seeds of Polygala tenuifolia are relatively small, and the resistance of the seedlings that break through the soil is also very weak, so seedling management is very important. We should frequently check the growth of the seedlings, and when we find missing seedlings, we must promptly replant seedlings of the same growth. Then, when the seedlings grow to about 3 cm, in order to give the seedlings sufficient growing space, thinning should be done well, keeping strong seedlings and increasing the nutrient area. When they grow another 3 cm and reach a height of 6 cm, do the final thinning well. Control the plant spacing according to the sowing method. For example, if direct sowing is used, keep the plant spacing at about 12 cm; for seedling transplanting, the plant spacing can be controlled at about 3 cm.

2. Cultivation and Weeding

As just mentioned, the seedlings of Polygala tenuifolia have relatively weak growth ability and grow very slowly. Therefore, during the growing period we must do a good job in cultivation. During cultivation, pay attention to the depth, mainly shallow, and do not go too deep, so as to avoid damaging the seedling roots; just remove the weeds. In the first year, the seedlings of Polygala tenuifolia have poor resistance, so we must weed more. Keep the soil surface loose, with a certain moisture content in the lower layer, to promote root growth downward. However, weeds should not all be removed. An appropriate amount of weeds can ease the impact of heavy rain, reduce the burden on the seedlings, and improve the soil's moisture-retaining capacity.

3. Water and Fertilizer Management

Water and fertilizer management is also an indispensable management task when growing Polygala tenuifolia. Especially during the seedling stage, be sure to water more, so that insufficient moisture does not cause the seedlings to wilt and die from lack of water. After final thinning, control the amount of watering to improve the plant's cold resistance, and then during the rainy season pay attention to drainage to avoid waterlogging causing root rot in the plants. When topdressing, the fertilizer should be mainly phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can enhance the plant's disease resistance, and the yield will also increase noticeably. During the flowering and fruiting stage, the stem and leaf growth stage, and the greening stage, Polygala tenuifolia has very large nutritional needs, so we must do a good job in topdressing according to the growth stages of Polygala tenuifolia.

4. Mulching with Grass and Removing Flower Buds

For one-year-old seedlings of Polygala tenuifolia after weeding, or two-year-old seedlings after topdressing, we should appropriately cover some straw, wheat bran, and other mulch materials, continuously covering for about 3 years without turning. This can effectively increase the organic matter in the soil, improve the soil, and inhibit weed growth. And in order to promote the growth of the roots of Polygala tenuifolia and increase nutrient accumulation, when the flower buds of Polygala tenuifolia first form, we should remove the flower buds of those not kept for seed, and the time should be chosen on sunny days, which can increase the healing speed of the wounds.

The above is a brief introduction to the field management methods for Polygala tenuifolia. The management work for Polygala tenuifolia is very important, so everyone must pay close attention!

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