How to plant seeds of Peucedanum chinense

1. Collecting seeds

The germination rate of seeds of Peucedanum chinense is very high, and it can be propagated directly by seeds. Its fruits usually mature in September and October. When the color turns yellow-white, cut off the flower stalks with scissors. Then place them indoors and rub them during the ripening period to remove impurities, then dry them for later use.

2. Site Selection and Land Preparation

Choose a slope or flat land with sufficient sunlight and slightly moist but not waterlogged soil for cultivation. It is best to burn the weeds and withered debris on the ground in the winter of the first year of planting, then turn the soil over and let it overwinter. In February of the following year, apply some pig manure and then turn the soil over and level it.

3. Sowing seeds

Spring sowing is usually carried out in early March. Dig a trench about 1 cm deep in the field, mix the seeds with earth ash and sprinkle them directly into the trench. Then cover them with a thin layer of soil in time to cover the seeds. You also need to cover it with a layer of grass and remove it after it sprouts.