The cultivation of Dicliptera chinensis does not require high soil quality, and it can be planted in soil with medium fertility and good drainage performance.It is not suitable for cultivation in clay.Continuous cropping is not allowed.When breeding, some charcoal can be sprinkled at the bottom of the soil to increase soil permeability.
The amount of sunlight per day should be guaranteed.However, strong sunlight should be avoided, otherwise it will easily lead to hard stems and leaves and poor quality.The best choice is to breed in a ventilated and ventilated position where light can be seen all the year round, and can be cultured in a greenhouse.
Its optimal growth temperature is about 15 degrees Celsius, and it can not tolerate high temperatures.Summer high temperature period should pay attention to summer, avoid long time in high temperature exposure environment.
Dicliptera is more suitable in a relatively humid environment, so after planting, it should be continuously watered several times to restore seedlings, and keep the surrounding air moist.However, preparations for drainage and waterlogging prevention should be made at any time to prevent root rot and death.
Enough base fertilizer should be applied at the time of planting to ensure that about 20kg of decomposed organic fertilizer (mixed according to the ratio of diluted manure to ternary compound fertilizer of about 3:1) is applied per mu.
1. Attention should be paid to the prevention and control of diseases and pests.In the period of frequent occurrence of insect pests in spring and autumn, the root can be irrigated with 1000 times of 80% trichlorfon solution every 5-7 days for 2-3 times continuously for effective prevention and control.Rust morbidity can be sprayed 5% sulfuric acid suspension 300 times liquid, every 7-10 days spray once, even spray 5 times can be eradicated.
2. The weeds around it should be cleaned frequently.If not cleaned up in time, it is easy to appear chaotic roots, slow growth and other phenomena.
