A lot of people like to eat lotion, which is not only delicious but also of high nutritional value. So how do we grow the lichen? Let's see:
1. Growing environment
Lotus is a aquatic plant and must be targeted first and foremost at water fields, which do not run out of water throughout their planting cycle. Lotus likes the temperature, keeps it above 15 degrees, and is less shaded. So make sure there's enough light in the planting area. Cultivated soils should be sufficiently nutritious and rich in decomposed to promote the growth of the lichen. Wind-proof plants are to be found around the plantation area to prevent the loss of lantern leaves due to excessive wind levels. In accordance with the requirements of the plant environment, the soil is used before planting。
2. Sowing in due time
Lotus can be divided into shallow and deep water species. The shallow water varieties are suitable for growing at a 20-centimetre water level and at an earlier stage, while the deep water varieties are suitable for growing at a level of approximately 1. 5 metres, with longer maturity. The time of planting was then controlled according to the area under cultivation, usually in the south around march. In order to ensure the integrity of the lichen, there is a clear difference between the size of the lichen body and the lichen festival. After seeding, the paddy field should be kept at least 6 cm to promote the growth of the lichen. The water level then deepens over time。
3. Water and fertilizer management
Lotus grow in water, so water is an essential material for its cultivation. We should control the water level according to seasonal weather changes. The demand for water from the lichen will increase significantly during the summer heat and drought. So water shortages should not happen, especially in summer. The growth of the lanterns is in great need of nutrition and fertilisation is done, but it is important to keep an eye on the amount of fertilization, not to over-fertilization at a time, and to prevent the burning of roots as a result of excessive fertilizer。
4. Pest management
Insects and pests are a matter of concern. Because pests and pests are less harmful to the lichen, they result in a significant decline in yields and, if heavy, in the absence of harvests. That's why it has to be prevented when growing. Regular disinfection, control of water, fertilization and strengthening of control. The most common pests and pests are deadness, viral disease, moths, etc. We should be aware of these common pests and diseases in order to keep abreast of them. The disease must be detected in a timely manner and the corresponding measures taken。
