What does asexual propagation of Gastrodia elata mean?
If the "parrot-beak"-like mixed bud of the arrow corm is removed, the arrow corm can no longer send up stems, bloom, or bear fruit. Using arrow corms with the mixed bud removed, as well as the tubers of white corms and rice corms, as seed for cultivation, and using Armillaria mellea fungus sticks, fungus branches, and basic culture substrate as the main nutrient source and supplementary nutrient source, the method of continuing to propagate offspring is called the asexual propagation method of Gastrodia elata. At present, asexual propagation is the main method of cultivating Gastrodia elata, including box cultivation, bed-frame cultivation, open-field cultivation, bottle cultivation, and plastic bag cultivation.
If the "parrot-beak"-like mixed bud of the arrow corm is removed, the arrow corm can no longer send up stems, bloom, or bear fruit. Using arrow corms with the mixed bud removed, as well as the tubers of white corms and rice corms, as seed for cultivation, and using Armillaria mellea fungus sticks, fungus branches, and basic culture substrate as the main nutrient source and supplementary nutrient source, the method of continuing to propagate offspring is called the asexual propagation method of Gastrodia elata. At present, asexual propagation is the main method of cultivating Gastrodia elata, including box cultivation, bed-frame cultivation, open-field cultivation, bottle cultivation, and plastic bag cultivation.