New high-yield techniques for Atractylodes macrocephala: scientific cultivation boosts production
Cultivation techniques and seedling raising (1) Preparing the seedbed: For Atractylodes macrocephala, one month before sowing, turn the soil, cover it with a 30 cm thick layer of weeds, and burn the soil to sterilize it and prevent pests and diseases; immediately after burning, turn the grass ash into the soil. If the soil is not burned, the soil can be turned in the winter of the previous year so that it is fully weathered by freezing. The soil...
1 Scientific seedling raising: For Atractylodes macrocephala, before sowing, turn the soil, cover it with weeds, and burn the soil to sterilize it to prevent pests and diseases. Mix the seeds with sandy soil and add New High Lipid Film, then sow them in the field to repel underground pests and diseases, isolate viral infection, strengthen respiration intensity, and increase the seed germination rate. After the seedlings emerge, spray New High Lipid Film on the plant surface to prevent pathogen infection, improve resistance to natural disasters, increase photosynthetic efficiency, and protect the Atractylodes seedlings so they grow vigorously. 2 Reasonable management: When transplanting, select seedlings with uniform shape, no pests or diseases, and plump buds. Also provide timely irrigation and drainage, rational fertilization, intertillage and weeding, removal of flower buds, and mulching with grass to prevent drought, and spray Medicinal Root Daling at the appropriate time to promote the transport of leaf photosynthetic products (nutrients) to the root system, improve the nutrient conversion rate and soil-loosening capacity, make the rhizome expand rapidly, greatly increase the medicinal content, promote tuber growth and enlargement, and increase yield. At the same time, strengthen integrated prevention and control of pests and diseases, and spray New High Lipid Film to enhance the control effect. In late autumn, do a good job of cold protection and heat preservation for overwintering to ensure safe overwintering and a bumper harvest in the coming year.