How to Save Seeds from Angelica sinensis? Detailed Key Points of Seed-Saving Technique
Select disease-free plants or a field plot; do not dig them up in the autumn of that year. After seedlings emerge the following year, carry out normal field management. 30~40 days after bolting, that is around mid-August, when the seeds turn from red to pinkish-white, harvest the seeds. Because the seeds do not ripen uniformly, they can be harvested in batches. When harvesting, collect the seeds together with the fruit stalks, tie them into small bundles, dry them in a cool place and thresh them, then store them in a ventilated, dry place. Avoid heat and moisture.
Select disease-free plants or a field plot; do not dig them up in the autumn of that year. After seedlings emerge the following year, carry out normal field management. 30~40 days after bolting, that is around mid-August, when the seeds turn from red to pinkish-white, harvest the seeds. Because the seeds do not ripen uniformly, they can be harvested in batches. When harvesting, collect the seeds together with the fruit stalks, tie them into small bundles, dry them in a cool place and thresh them, then store them in a ventilated, dry place. Avoid heat and moisture.