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Anonymous users2024-02-11The planting and management techniques of monk fruit are mainly soil, planting and management.
1. Soil. Choose loose, fertile, breathable, and well-drained slightly acidic soil, and apply an appropriate amount of basal fertilizer before planting.
2. Planting. Monk fruit is a dioecious plant, the male and female plants of monk fruit are planted in the soil after breeding, covered with soil compaction, and watered appropriately.
3. Management. Weeding and topdressing of monk fruit should be carried out many times a year, every 7 15 days, to avoid excessive consumption of nutrients.
Monk fruit maintenance method
1. Temperature. It can be seen from the fact that its distribution area is mainly in the south, and its temperature requirements are still relatively high. Therefore, in order to produce more, the temperature can be adjusted within the appropriate range.
Especially in winter, if the temperature is too low, it may cause a large area of monk fruit to be frostbitten and freeze to death.
2. Illumination. Its requirements for sunlight are not particularly high, and a slight astigmatism is usually sufficient. Too much light is not good and may burn the plant. Therefore, it can be moved to a cool or semi-shady place when the sun is very strong, and let it receive light when there is mild astigmatism.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10According to the requirements of climate and soil conditions for the growth and development of monk fruit, it is advisable to choose sunny hillside land for planting at an altitude of 1000 to 1200 meters, and to choose a sunny northern slope for planting at an altitude of 300 500 meters. Ploughing is carried out in the winter of the first year, and after winter weathering, it is ploughed once more a few days before planting to loosen the soil layer.
The production of the Monk Fruit Mill Brigade is propagated by pressing vines, which is carried out between July and October every year. In the peak fruiting period, select a high-yielding single plant as the mother plant for vine propagation, these single plants are not allowed to bear fruit in the shed, and in September, the vine with thick growth, short internodes and flower buds is selected for vine pressing, so that the seed potatoes obtained can avoid flowerless plants.
When pressing the vines, dig a hole with a depth and width of 15 18 cm in the ground near it, bend the top of 3 5 vines into the hole, and press the top seedlings into the soil about 12 14 cm, and cover the soil 8 10 cm above the ground.
Monk fruit maintenance method
1. Temperature: It can be seen from the fact that its distribution area is mainly in the south, and its requirements for temperature are still relatively high. Therefore, in order to produce more, the temperature can be adjusted within the appropriate range.
Especially in winter, if the temperature is too low, it may cause a large area of monk fruit to be frostbitten and freeze to death.
2. Light: Its requirements for sunshine are not particularly high, and a slight astigmatism is usually sufficient. Too much light is not good and may burn the plant.
Therefore, it can be moved to a cool or semi-shady place when the sun is very strong, and when there is mild astigmatism, it can be let receive light.
The above content refers to Encyclopedia - Luo Han Guo.
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