The growing environment and local conditions of Rhodiola rosea

Rhodiola Rosea Growth Environment and Conditions

Rhodiola rosea has strong adaptability and is generally planted in a relatively cool growing environment. It can usually be maintained in an environment with relatively high altitudes. It is more common in high-altitude areas and is mainly distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Tibet and northwestern Yunnan. It is also planted in Ningxia, Gansu, Qinghai and other regions.

Rhodiola Rosea Growing Conditions

Rhodiola prefers a cool and humid climate environment, and is relatively drought-resistant and cold-resistant. When planting, the soil requirements are not very high. It can usually be planted in mountainous areas with a large temperature difference between day and night.

Rhodiola Rosea Growth Temperature

When growing, Rhodiola rosea can adapt to most temperature environments because it has strong vitality and is relatively cold-resistant. Normally, the temperature can be kept at around 20 degrees, which is more conducive to growth.

The growth process of Rhodiola rosea

When Rhodiola rosea is growing, its growth process is mainly divided into three steps: seedling raising, transplanting, and harvesting and processing. Seedling raising is generally carried out in spring, and the seeds need to be germinated in advance, and then transplanted after one year of growth, in autumn, and harvested and processed after maturity.

Rhodiola rosea planting time and method

When planting Rhodiola rosea, it is generally chosen to be done in March or April each year. It is usually planted by sowing. It needs to be germinated in advance, and then the weeds on the ground are dealt with. It is also planted in loose, fertile, and well-drained soil, and the temperature should be suitable at ordinary times.