How to Harvest Angelica sinensis? A Detailed Guide to the Correct Harvesting Method
Around early October of the planting year, when the leaves of Angelica sinensis have turned yellow, cut off the above-ground parts so that the sun reaches the ground and the roots are encouraged to mature. Harvest in late October. When harvesting, dig a cross-section on one side of the field, then use a two-tooth hoe to dig out the Angelica sinensis roots row by row; do not damage the roots or miss any when digging. Yield can reach 1500-1700 kg per hectare.
Around early October of the planting year, when the leaves of Angelica sinensis have turned yellow, cut off the above-ground parts so that the sun reaches the ground and the roots are encouraged to mature. Harvest in late October. When harvesting, dig a cross-section on one side of the field, then use a two-tooth hoe to dig out the Angelica sinensis roots row by row; do not damage the roots or miss any when digging. Yield can reach 1500-1700 kg per hectare.