1、 Transplanting time

Ginseng is usually transplanted in spring and autumn. Spring planting is usually carried out in the middle and late April, before the germination of overwintering buds. Autumn planting is carried out in the middle and late October and completed before the soil is frozen. Transplanting at other times is not conducive to growth and may also affect its survival

2、 Basin soil preparation

Ginseng has high requirements for soil. In addition to good drainage, it should also be loose and fertile. For potted plants, nutrient soil is recommended, and humus soil can also be used. However, the basin bottom should be padded with tiles to strengthen drainage, and a little sand should be added at the same time

3、 Transplanting

Dig a pit with a length similar to that of ginseng in the basin soil, with one side low and the other high. Put the ginseng into it, with the root whisker facing the lower side. Make it have a certain inclination with the soil surface, so it will not hinder the growth of its roots. After planting, cover with basin soil and add a layer of sand

4、 Slow seedling maintenance

If the basin soil is wet, do not water it for a short time. If it is dry, you can spray water properly to moisturize. Then put it in a dark and humid environment to avoid strong light irradiation. High temperature will also be unfavorable to its growth