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Detailed Explanation of the Seedling Raising Method for Schisandra chinensis Under Protected Cultivation

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In places with a short frost-free period, direct sowing and seedling raising in the open field generally requires two years before the seedlings can leave the nursery. If the method of raising seedlings in nutrient pots under protected cultivation and then transplanting them into an open-field nursery is adopted, the goal of raising seedlings and having them leave the nursery in the same year can be achieved. In early April, set up a plastic greenhouse or a medium-sized arched shed similar to those used for rice seedling raising. Before sowing, water the nutrient soil in the paper cups thoroughly. When sowing, mix Dimiaoling into the bottom soil and the covering soil. After sowing, together with watering, spray 800-1000 times diluted Amobam. Sow 2-3 seeds per paper cup, cover with soil 2 cm thick, and maintain humidity after sowing. Generally

In places with a short frost-free period, direct sowing and seedling raising in the open field generally requires two years before the seedlings can leave the nursery. If the method of raising seedlings in nutrient pots under protected cultivation and then transplanting them into an open-field nursery is adopted, the goal of raising seedlings and having them leave the nursery in the same year can be achieved. In early April, set up a plastic greenhouse or a medium-sized arched shed similar to those used for rice seedling raising. Before sowing, water the nutrient soil in the paper cups thoroughly. When sowing, mix Dimiaoling into the bottom soil and the covering soil. After sowing, together with watering, spray 800-1000 times diluted Amobam. Sow 2-3 seeds per paper cup, cover with soil 2 cm thick, and maintain humidity after sowing. Generally, water once every 2-3 days, and after the seedlings emerge completely, shade them for 20 days.

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