Cultivation methods and precautions of seven-leaf aconite

1. Fertilization

When artificially cultivating seven-leaf aconite, base fertilizer needs to be applied to the soil. The base fertilizer used accounts for 70-80% of the total fertilizer and must be applied to the soil before transplanting. The amount of topdressing in the later period can only account for about 20% of the total amount of fertilizer. Apply human manure water once after the seedlings emerge from the soil each year. Do not use or use less chemical fertilizers, and prohibit the use of chemical nitrogen fertilizers. Remember to apply less fertilizer but apply it frequently.

2. Watering

Seven-leaf lily likes a slightly moist soil environment, so the soil layer needs to be maintained in a moist state. In rainy weather, remember to drain the water in time to avoid the accumulation of water. In the drier seasons, you should water it as soon as possible, and watering can be done at intervals.

3. Shade

It likes shade and is afraid of strong light. During the entire growing period, a light transmittance of 40%-50% is best. Therefore, shading measures should be taken after seedlings emerge and transplanting. Where conditions permit, it is best to use a shade net. Where conditions do not permit, you can use tree branches to provide shade.

4. Soil cultivation

Top dressing must be applied heavily in early June, and 2-3 kg of farmyard manure can be used per acre of planting land. The soil must be loose, clean and sterile.