The cultivation methods and precautions of Morinda officinalis

1. Soil

To grow Morinda officinalis, you need loose, fertile and well-drained soil.

2. Planting

It is best to choose to plant in spring, so that the survival rate is higher. If you choose to plant in summer, it is best to do it in rainy weather to ensure better survival. If it is sunny, you must use yellow mud to prevent the roots from drying out, which will affect its survival.

3. Fertilization

Apply fertilizer 1-2 times in spring and summer, with nitrogen fertilizer as the main fertilizer. In autumn, compost or soil fertilizer should be applied. Plants between 4 and 6 years old should be fertilized once in spring and summer, with phosphorus or potassium fertilizers being the main ingredients.

4. Weeding

Weeding should be done in time within two years of planting, about 2-3 times a year. Do not damage its roots when weeding, and be careful when weeding.

5. Notes

When cultivating Morinda officinalis, you must pay attention to preventing and controlling the occurrence of stem rot. You must increase fertilization to enhance its disease resistance. After the disease occurs, you must dig it out with its roots and disinfect it to avoid harming other plants. You can use Bordeaux mixture to spray it for prevention and control.