Where is the best place for ginseng to grow and what temperature environment is suitable

Where do ginseng trees grow?

Ginseng tree is suitable for growing in alpine forests between 1500-2000 meters. It has strong cold resistance and mainly grows in climate conditions with an average temperature of -23.5℃. It needs to grow in fertile humus soil because the organic matter content of this soil is relatively high.

Currently, the ginseng tree producing areas in China include Liaoning, Shanxi, Jilin, Heilongjiang, Shandong and other provinces. Ginseng is also grown in some places abroad, such as Russia, North Korea, Japan and other countries.

Ginseng tree growth environment

1. Soil

When planting ginseng trees, you need to choose sandy soil with a deep soil layer and strong permeability. Neutral or slightly acidic soil is best, but alkaline soil is not suitable for planting ginseng trees.

2. Moisture

When planting ginseng trees, the water requirements are quite strict. It likes water, but the water cannot be too much. If there is too much water, it will cause insufficient air in the soil, which will affect the growth of the ginseng tree.

3. Lighting

When planting ginseng trees, you need to avoid sunlight. Ginseng is a plant that likes to grow in cool places. If the light is too strong, it will cause the plant to be short, its leaves will become thicker, and the color of the leaves will be yellow. Therefore, when planting ginseng trees, appropriate shading should be provided to avoid direct sunlight.