Land selection: it is best to choose deep, fertile, soft, permeable soil planting, with the soil being rolled deep and then covered with coal dust and bottom fertilization。
(c) reproduction methods: sub-polymerization and sowing。
Shrimp management: when a seedling grows two to three leaves, the membranes are properly watered and the seedlings grow to 10 cm in length。
Day-to-day management: when a plant matures, it provides some light and water, and pine soil weeding in its subsequent growth。
I. Election of the land
1. Ultimate berries are less demanding for soil, and artificial planting, in order to ensure their yield and quality, is preferable to deep, fertile, soft and permeable soil cultivation。
2. When the soil is in the ground, the soil is torn deep, then the dust is to be laid and the bottom fertilized; in the case of pellets, a flower basin is to be prepared, which guarantees sufficient permeability and permeability。
Ii. Methodology
1. Plug-in reproduction: select a mature branch, cut it down about 15 cm in the branch and soak it in the root agent for about an hour。
2. Cultivation: collecting berries when they mature, drying collected seeds and disinfecting them, and planting them in due course according to soil conditions。
Iii. Shrimp management
1. When seeds come out of the soil, be careful not to unmask the cover, and when young seedlings grow two or three leaves, unmask the membranes and water them appropriately。
2. When the seedlings grow up to about 10 cm, they can be replanted, preferably with soil, and then watered and a certain shade maintained。
Iv. Daily management
1. When the plant matures, it must provide some light and water-watering, properly when soil moisture is insufficient, and be careful not to overwater。
2. Work later on the pine soil to prevent soil slabs, to affect the growth of curryberries, and weeding to prevent infestation。
