Ecological habits of Polygonatum odoratum

Polygonatum odoratum is born in the shady slopes of the mountains below 3000 meters above sea level. Wild Polygonatum odoratum generally grows in the shade and humidity of forests or hillside grass. For breeding Polygonatum odoratum, it is better to choose fertile and loose soil with leeward and sunny, and it is not suitable to plant it in places with moderate size or clay

Seed propagation of Polygonatum odoratum

Harvest wild fruits around September, soak them in water, rub off the peel and pulp, mix them with wet sand for sand storage, and take them out and sow them in the next spring. Build a soil bed on the soil, open a ditch at the left back with a distance of 10 cm, then sow the seeds into the ditch, cover the soil with a thickness of about 2 cm, and press it slightly

Rhizome propagation of Polygonatum odoratum

When harvesting in autumn, the yellow and white roots and buds that grow fat in that year shall be selected as seeds. When the weather is good, they shall be planted according to their selection. If the weather changes and they cannot be planted, they must be placed in a cool place with a leeward wind for breeding. In October or so, choose sunny or cloudy days to plant. When planting, open a ditch about 15 cm deep on the border according to the row spacing of 30 cm, and arrange the planting stems in the ditch according to the distance of 15 cm from each plant. Cover with rotten manure and fine soil flush with the border surface< span>