How to grow Peucedanum chinense

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: When cultivating Peucedanum chinense, the soil layer must be deep, fertile, loose and high in humus content. It is best to use yellow sandy loam or oily sandy soil, which can more easily meet its soil requirements.

2. Fertilization: It usually needs to be fertilized three times during the growth process. The first application should be based on wood ash as the base fertilizer, and it should be done at the time of sowing. The second time is usually carried out from the end of May to the beginning of June, using urea at a dosage of 2.5 kg per mu, or about 750 kg of human feces and urine. The third time is around the White Dew Festival. During this period, you should apply some compound fertilizer, about 5-10 kilograms.

2. Prevention and control of pests and diseases

When growing Peucedanum chinense, the main thing to pay attention to is powdery mildew. When the disease occurs, there will be powdery spots on the surface of the leaves, which will gradually expand and cause the leaves to turn yellow. You can spray an appropriate amount of carbendazim and remove the diseased plants in time.