Growing environment conditions and characteristics of Bupleurum chinense

Bupleurum growth environment conditions and requirements

The roots of Bupleurum can be used as medicine after drying. The main root is relatively thick and hard. It generally prefers to grow in warm, humid and sunny places. It is mostly distributed in Northeast China, North China, Northwest China, East China, Hubei and Sichuan.

Bupleurum growth temperature

Bupleurum has different temperature requirements at different times. Generally, the suitable temperature for Bupleurum to germinate is around 15-25 degrees, and the optimum temperature for starting to grow is around 20-25 degrees. Bupleurum is afraid of freezing and has poor cold resistance.

Bupleurum growth humidity

Bupleurum likes a humid environment, is drought-resistant but afraid of waterlogging. Generally, it does not need to be watered frequently when planted. When watering, there is no need to water it as long as the soil is not dry. When the climate is relatively dry and hot, you can water it, just water it in small amounts and frequently.

Bupleurum growing soil

Bupleurum has good adaptability and is generally suitable for planting in sandy loam with good drainage or humus soil with a deep soil layer. The pH value of the soil is generally between 6-7. In addition, when planting, care should be taken not to plant it continuously.

Bupleurum growth cycle and process

Bupleurum is a perennial herb that generally grows rapidly in spring. The germination rate of Bupleurum seeds is relatively low and the dormancy period is relatively long. It can generally be planted in autumn or spring. In addition, it is also harvested in spring and autumn.