Can you plant other plants on the land after planting ginseng?

Ginseng is a special crop, and its co-production output will drop sharply. Fertility and trace elements. In addition, ginseng has poor disease resistance, and if it is continuously cultivated, the original bacteria and fungi will explode with high probability, which is unfavorable. A lot of pesticides are needed in the growth of ginseng, and pesticide residues in the land are also very serious.

Generally speaking, for forest land, it takes 8- 10 years to replant ginseng. At present, there has been a great breakthrough in the subject of planting ginseng in farmland, which makes it possible to further expand the output of ginseng.

So the land planted with ginseng can grow other things, such as vegetables.

How to grow ginseng?

Talinum can be propagated by seeds, cuttings or ramets. Direct seeding (furrow sowing, row spacing 30cm) every 667m 2 100 ~ 150g, and the seed consumption per m2 for seedling (sowing) is 0. 5 grams. Generally, dry seeds are used for direct seeding, and 1 is applied after sowing. 0~ 1。 5 cm thick fine soil, because talinum's seeds are very small, it is not easy to emerge when the soil is too thick. Cutting propagation should choose robust branches, which are 6 ~ 8 cm long and have 2 ~ 3 pairs of leaves, and cut them from the axil of the next leaf. When cutting, bury the soil 2 ~ 3 cm deep and plant it 8 cm× 8 cm square. Water after cutting to keep the soil moist. It is best to do it in the protected area if conditions permit, which is conducive to warming and delaying seedlings and shading and sun protection. Plant when the seedling has 3 ~ 5 true leaves, such as 1. 0~ 1。 The 5-meter flat border can be planted with a row spacing of 25 cm ×30 cm; If you set it to 0. 8-meter-wide small high beds can be planted in two rows with a spacing of 20 cm.