Where does laver grow? Where does it like to grow?

Where does seaweed like to grow?

Nori generally likes to grow in intertidal areas and sea areas with strong winds and waves. At the same time, it also likes places with sufficient sunlight and abundant salt. Therefore, nori is very nutritious, rich in protein, vitamins and various minerals, and has prospects in the fields of food and medicine.

Porphyra belongs to the family of Rhodiolaceae and is a type of seaweed that grows between tides. It is cultivated on a large scale in China, Japan and South Korea. my country ranks first in the world in the cultivation of Porphyra, which is mostly distributed in coastal cities such as Fujian and southern Zhejiang.

Laver growing environment

Laver is a type of seaweed that grows in the sea. It prefers sea areas with large waves, smooth tides, and rich nutrients. In the earliest days of artificial cultivation, lime water was used to remove the algae and increase the yield of laver.

Porphyra Growing Conditions

Nori has requirements for the light and temperature of the growing environment, so when nori is growing, the light intensity should be between 4500-6000 lux. This light saturation point is high and the light compensation point is low, which is conducive to high yield of nori.

In terms of temperature, the adaptability to low temperatures varies with the water content of the algae, and low-temperature refrigeration at -20℃ can last for several months.