Rhodiola rosea planting conditions and growth environment requirements

Rhodiola rosea planting conditions

Rhodiola rosea does not have very high requirements for soil. When planting, it is necessary to choose mountainous areas with relatively high altitudes, cool climates, short frost-free periods, and large temperature differences between day and night in summer. It is not suitable for planting in low-altitude plains, areas with high temperatures and heavy rains in summer, and long frost-free periods.

The growing environment of Rhodiola rosea

Rhodiola rosea generally grows in areas with higher altitudes, and is more common under forests or on grassy slopes on high-altitude hillsides. It has strong adaptability and vitality, so it is basically distributed in the high-altitude areas of the northern hemisphere and prefers a low temperature and dry growing environment.

How to plant Rhodiola rosea

1. Site selection and land preparation: When planting Rhodiola rosea, you need to use loam or sandy loam with more humus, deep soil layer and good drainage. After selecting the planting site, it needs to be deep plowed and disinfected in time.

2. Seedling cultivation: When sowing Rhodiola, you need to use fresh and mature seeds. Sow in spring or autumn. The seeds need to be soaked before sowing and covered with a layer of soil after sowing.

3. Transplanting: After the Rhodiola seedlings grow to a certain height, they need to be transplanted. It is best to do it in autumn. Dig out all the seedlings and then plant them according to a certain row spacing.