How can ginger cultivation increase yield?
Ginger growers want to get a good yield. Here are some points for high yield of ginger for your reference.
Key Points I. Selection of Ginger Cultivation Site:
Ginger loves a warm and humid climate, and it is advisable to choose sandy loam soil with deep soil layers, fertile and loose, and good drainage. After the land is tidy, ploughing, applying farm manure, spraying new high-fat film to protect fertilizer and moth, and isolate pests.
Key point two: Divide ginger for breeding:
挖 Dig the rhizomes with tender buds from the mother plant. Each plant carries 4-5 buds for transplanting. The cuts should be small when dividing, and lime and a new high-fat film should be used for waterproofing, anti-drought, and infection prevention. After planting, fill the soil, compact, and water.
Spraying and applying new high-fat film can effectively prevent the ground water from evaporating, plant water not transpiration, isolate pests and diseases, quickly adapt to the new environment, and grow healthily.
Point three, field management of ginger:
Weeding and loosening the ginger field in time to ensure sufficient water and fertilizer, combined with spraying new high-fat film to enhance fertilizer efficiency. Appropriate spraying of the root spirit of the medicinal material at a proper time enables the photosynthesis products (nutrition) on the leaf surface to be transported to the root system, improves the nutrient conversion rate and the ability to loosen the soil, causes the rhizome to rapidly expand, and the medicinal content is greatly improved.
Key Points 4. Control of Ginger Diseases and Pests:
Common diseases of ginger include stem-based rot, ginger blast, and Pythium root rot, which should be controlled in time to avoid affecting the growth of ginger. For the insect pests of ginger, such as ginger maggot, it is recommended to spray with carbamate or DuPont Kangkuan or Bayer rice to prevent it. At the end of autumn, it is necessary to do a good job in winter protection and heat insulation to ensure safe wintering so as to ensure the next year's harvest.