Propagation and planting method of Potentilla anserina

Potentilla anserina root is a kind of abnormal root tissue, which belongs to abnormal root rather than abnormal stem. Because the root of this plant is straight and perennial, it is abnormal root.

Breathing pattern of Potentilla anserina tuber

The root tuber of Potentilla anserina is the product of aerobic respiration. You need to leave a small hole to breathe when planting. This root tuber can only grow normally if it is exposed to oxygen. If the surrounding growth conditions fail to meet its growth requirements, it will die slowly.

Tuber propagation of Potentilla anserina

The root tuber of Potentilla anserina can be propagated asexually or by transplanting seedlings. In fact, transplanted seedlings are widely used for propagation, and this kind of tuberous root has high requirements for the surrounding environment when stored. When digging roots, dig out all the surrounding soil, so that the roots of the roots are best attached to the clods, which will last longer.

Planting method of Potentilla anserina tuber

Potentilla anserina roots are usually planted in spring or autumn, and the temperature is suitable in these two seasons. Take the pickled Potentilla anserina root out of the pickling container, put it into the dug pit, bury it with soil, then sprinkle a few nitrogen fertilizer particles around it, and water it for five days, and the root will germinate and grow slowly in about two months.