How to plant Artemisia hornbeam

How to plant Artemisia hornbeam

First, let’s take a look at how it reproduces. Generally, it uses fresh seeds obtained in the same year to reproduce. After mixing the seeds with fine sand, they can be sown. After spreading the seeds evenly, cover them with some fine sand, about 2 cm thick. After that, press the soil slightly. The seedlings will emerge after about seven or eight days. When the seedlings grow to four or five centimeters high, they can be transplanted.

As for soil, there are not too many requirements for the soil. Mainly sandy soil and clay can be used for planting.

The second is water. After the seedlings grow out, especially after they are settled, they must be watered thoroughly to help the seedlings take root better. Once you see that the soil is dry, you should water it in time, which will be conducive to better growth and development of the plants. As for fertilizer, you can spray some 0.5% urea solution in the spring of the second year, and then spray it again after 20 days. If you find that the plants lack other fertilizers, you can also configure spraying.

There is also the prevention and control of diseases and pests. Although hornwort has very few diseases and pests, just in case, when the seedlings grow to 60 to 90 cm, you can use 800 times the diazinon solution to spray for prevention and control.