It's good to grow in the mid-summer, but there is no yield at the time of harvest. Why? Gastroenteritis Shandong Unovet Pharmaceutical Co.,Ltd. , https://www.unovetcn.com
During the planting of Pinellia, a lot of consultants for medicine and agriculture, Director Li, my Pinellia grew very well, and the leaves basically covered the ground. The plants were relatively strong and looked more gratifying; Tuber, if it will run, moved the place?
The Institute of Chinese Medicines in Runze of Heze City, Shandong Province, discovered that during the early period of Pinellia growth, the first batch of buds had just formed and the resistance was strong due to the short period after the planting of Pinellia ternata. Temperature and light are more suitable for Pinellia growth, so the growth is good. At the late growth period, Pinellia enters the tuber enlargement period. The mother stem and the 1st and 2nd generation bulblets quickly enlarge and their immunity is reduced, together with rain and temperature. With strong light, germs can easily infiltrate tubers and cause tuber rot. Tubers of Pinellia rot gradually in the ground after being infected, leaving a shell after one week; when the Pinellia is harvested, the skin and the soil are contaminated and naturally cannot be seen, and the large tubers basically rot, and only part of the tubers remains. And buds.
It has also been receiving advice from farmers: Why does the wild Pinellia tuber rot do not occur?
In fact, in the natural world, people in the wild Pinellia have not fixed it, and they usually do not pay attention to where Pinellia grows. Pinellia tubers rot in the soil. We cannot see it. People are in the fields. Only normal growth, no rotted Pinellia tubers were found. Therefore, wild Pinellia is also prone to rot like the family species.
Rot disease is a bottleneck in Pinellia production, which is extremely harmful but can be controlled. Heze City, Shandong Province Run Kang Chinese Medicine Research Institute to remind farmers, before planting to think of the dangers of rot, prevention-based, supplemented by treatment, not sloppy!
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