When to sow the six-fold profit

Sowing in August will bring six times the profit

If Liubeili is sown in August, the flowering time will be advanced, and it will bloom around February or March of the following year. However, it is a time of warm and cold weather at that time, so the light and temperature conditions required for plant growth are not reached, so the plants are relatively sparse, and after flowering they are even looser and not full. However, it is suitable for hanging appreciation effect, and early sowing can extend the flowering period and bring out greater ornamental value.

Sowing in September will bring six times the profit

September is the best time to sow Liubeili, because the light and temperature conditions will be mature during the flowering period of the following year. This can ensure that the flowers of Liubeili grow luxuriantly, with full flower clusters and strong ornamental appearance.

Sowing in October will bring six times the profit

October is also a good time to sow six-benefit seeds.

When entering early winter in October, the temperature drops rapidly, so the seedling period of the six-fold benefit will be prolonged. It grows slowly throughout the winter and has difficulty in overwintering, which tests the owner's patience. In spring, the temperature begins to rise and the seedlings begin to grow slowly. As a result, the time left for pinching and controlling the top branches is shortened. The apical dominance increases, and the side branches lack nutrients and grow slowly, so the flowering effect is not ideal.

If the temperature is already high when sowing in October, which is a suitable time for growth, the internodes will be longer and the flowering density will decrease. In addition, the plant of Ligusticum chuanxiong is not heat-resistant, so sowing in October is the least recommended sowing time. In order to ensure the healthy growth of the plants, be sure to choose the best sowing time.