1、 Breeding environment

1. Soil: Schisandra chinensis is not very picky about the soil, but it grows best in the soil with good drainage, weak acidity and high humus content

2. Water: it needs enough water and nutrition to grow well. Usually we need to observe the condition of the soil. Once it starts to dry, we should water it

3. Fertilization: it prefers fertilizer and has a large demand for nutrition. It can be watered with some algae water to provide nutrition. It also needs topdressing after flowering and before leaf exhibition in the second year

2、 Breeding method

The propagation of Schisandra chinensis mainly depends on the underground transverse stem. However, if you have its seeds on hand, you can also use the method of sowing to reproduce

3、 Pest control

1. Root rot: it often occurs in summer. After the disease, the lower stem begins to blacken and rot, and carbendazim needs to be sprayed for treatment

2. Leaf blight: it also occurs in summer. After the disease, the leaves gradually dry and fall off. It needs to be sprayed with tobuzin and Jinggangmycin