What are the cultivation methods and precautions of Panax notoginseng?

Method of cultivating Panax notoginseng

Notoginseng is a plant of the genus Basella of the family Basellaaceae. It can be propagated by stem cuttings and bulbil propagation. Notoginseng likes a humid environment. The suitable temperature for its growth is 17~25℃. It can tolerate temperatures above 0℃. It has a strong adaptability to soil, but is usually cultivated in sandy loam with good aeration.

The soil requirements for Panax notoginseng are not high when it is cultivated. It only needs to be loose and free of water accumulation. During the growth period, the amount of watering needs to be increased to keep the soil moist. The watering time and amount should be arranged reasonably, and nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be supplemented appropriately. The demand for sunlight is not high, so just pay attention to ventilation at ordinary times.

Watering method

Panax notoginseng is a very drought-resistant plant, so it does not have a strong demand for water. Generally, watering can be adjusted according to the climate. Water less in the rainy season and drain the water in time. Add more water in drought.

Fertilization method

The requirements of Panax notoginseng for fertilizer are not very high. Generally, it is enough to have sufficient nutrients in the soil. You can add a little organic fertilizer to promote vigorous growth.

Pruning methods

When the height of Panax notoginseng grows to 30-40 cm, it can be pruned to promote the germination of side buds and make the plant more beautiful.

Matters Needing Attention in Raising Panax Notoginseng

What needs to be noted during the cultivation process of Panax notoginseng is that it is not very cold-resistant. It can usually grow normally in an environment above 0 degrees in winter, but if the temperature drops below 0 degrees, its leaves will fall off, so you must pay attention to the temperature in winter. In addition, remember not to expose the plant to the sun.