What should be noted when growing Paris polyphylla?
What should be noted when growing Paris polyphylla? What is the reason? We would also like experienced netizens to help explain. Paris polyphylla, also known as Qiye Yizhihua or Jinxian Chonglou, is a perennial plant. Farmers in Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan in China are cultivating it, so Zhongdiwang has compiled several pitfalls to avoid during the cultivation of Paris polyphylla...
What should be noted when growing Paris polyphylla? What is the reason? We would also like experienced netizens to help explain.Paris polyphylla, also known as Qiye Yizhihua or Jinxian Chonglou, is a perennial plant. Farmers in Yunnan, Guizhou, and Sichuan in China are cultivating it, so Zhongdiwang has compiled several pitfalls to avoid during the cultivation of Paris polyphylla, listed in detail below for netizens' reference.
Pitfall 1: Using mountain base soil for planting:
Mountain base soil is rotted dead branches and leaves, and it has a very good effect on improving soil. When farmers grow Paris polyphylla, they often haul large amounts of mountain base soil into the soil and then plant the tubers, but all wild Paris polyphylla, no matter how thick the mountain base soil is where it grows, has its tubers and root systems growing beneath the mountain base soil, not within it.
Pitfall 2: The planting time for Paris polyphylla:
Farmers plant Paris polyphylla before it sprouts, that is, using the conventional crop planting model. However, judging from the tubers themselves, this period is the least suitable. When the tubers are dug up, the root system is damaged quite severely. If planted at this time, the tubers mainly grow the aboveground part, and the root system is almost in a state of stopped growth. After sprouting, water transpiration increases, the root system is incomplete, and ultimately the aboveground part of the Paris polyphylla dies from lack of water.
Pitfall 3: Management methods for Paris polyphylla:
In the management of Paris polyphylla, to prevent the tubers from suffering drought, growers water heavily as early as March. Sufficient water and suitable temperature prompt the tubers to sprout, and a large number of sprouts emerge around Qingming Festival. After sprouting, it is exactly the dry season, and the seedlings, unable to adapt to the dry air, die in large numbers before the rainy season.
Suitable growing environment for Paris polyphylla
Management methods for Paris polyphylla