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How to grow ginseng fruit

1. Treat seeds

(1) The seeds of ginseng fruit need to be processed before planting. First, you need to select seeds with full particles, and then soak the seeds in warm water for 4 hours, then remove the seeds, put them in breathable gauze, and wait for the seeds to germinate smoothly before planting.

(2) Breeding seedlings

In fact, the planting method of ginseng fruit is very simple. You can sown its seeds into sandy soil to raise seedlings. You need to water the sandy soil every day to keep the sandy soil moist and wait for the seeds to take root and germinate.

2. Pick the soil

Appropriate soil can help ginseng fruit grow more vigorously, so when planting ginseng fruit, it is best to choose sandy loam with loose soil and good air permeability for planting, which provides a more comfortable growth environment for ginseng fruit and helps the plant grow more vigorously.

First of all, it is necessary to use the mixed soil of leaf-mould soil and vegetable garden soil as the substrate for planting ginseng fruit. Yellow sand and decomposed organic fertilizer can be added in an appropriate amount to increase the ventilation and drainage of the soil. It can also provide nutrients to the ginseng fruit in time, so that the seeds can take root and germinate faster.

3. Planting

(1) When planting ginseng fruit seedlings, you only need to place the seedlings in the soil and cover them with an appropriate amount of fine sand. However, you need to pay attention to the density between plants when planting. It is best to control the spacing between plants to about 20 cm to avoid competition between ginseng fruit seedlings for nutrients.

(2) In spring and autumn every year, the cultivated seedlings can be transplanted into a container with a diameter of 30 cm, and an appropriate amount of muddy soil can be added to it, and the seedlings can be fixed with a wooden stick to prevent the seedlings from being blown by the wind. It will affect the growth of plants in pot soil. If there are drainage holes at the bottom of the container, it can effectively prevent the roots of ginseng fruit from rot.

4. Post-maintenance

(1) When the ginseng fruit seedlings return to normal growth, it is necessary to provide appropriate nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compound fertilizers for the plants to accelerate the growth rate of the ginseng fruit seedlings; it is also necessary to regularly grass the ginseng fruit to loosen the soil to keep the soil loose; it is also necessary to provide the plants with water reasonably and keep the soil in a moist state.

(2) It is best to compact the soil each time you plant, so that the roots of the seedlings can adapt to the new pot soil faster, and they need to be placed in a cool place for a week; when the ginseng fruit seedlings gradually adapt to the soil, and then water and fertilize the plants; generally, when the temperature is too high, water it once a day.