Yam cultivation technology

1. Cultivation technology

1. Land: Choose sandy land with loose soil, abundant nutrients and good drainage, and then apply some fertilizer and mix it with the soil.

2. Propagation by bulbils: Pick some bulbils from the above-ground part of this type of plant in October, bury them in the sand pile outdoors, and then dig them out in March or April in the spring and put them in the sun for a little drying. Then sow a few bulbils at a certain distance, and small buds will grow in about two weeks.

3. Temperature: This type of plant likes warm seasons. When spring just begins, you can cover the soil with a film to increase the temperature in the soil, so that the plant will grow small buds faster.

4. Transplanting: Transplant the seedlings when the weather is clear, and the distance between each plant should not be too small.

2. Precautions

1. In the rainy season, the increase in moisture in the soil will cause black spots and small holes to grow on the leaves of the plants. At this time, you should spray some pesticides for treatment.

2. Remember to transplant in clear weather.

3. Apply some fertilizer to the plant after it bears fruit. This will replenish nutrients for the plant and prevent the fruit from falling off underground or becoming deformed.