Do you think your family is in a lot of trouble growing medicine? You have to know the soil, you can fertilise, and you have to protect yourself from pests? It's a big mistake. Choose the right species, even a flower killer, and grow the proper drugs that you can use. - assuming that the “mined area varieties” of the pitheads are avoided。
I. Those those territories, you know, don't have a family
- the "grandma" is difficult to cope with: like ginseng and tianma, who hide in the shade and are less wet than the roots; the gestation is far more eccentric, and they have to “partner up” with the honey circulus in order to survive, and the family is simply a waste of money。
- “toxic” can't be touched: a bald head, mandolo can't look at it, the juice can be allergic, and if the child is curious to taste it, the consequences are too bad. Don't believe in “high pharmaceutical value” and family growers do not take the risk。
- “protective level” cannot be met: glycerine and duya are protecting medicine in these countries, so that they can grow their own drugs in violation of the law。
Two: it's an environment. It's a drug that's not safe
Don't be frightened by the soil formula. Just remember the three cores:
- light: look at the part
(a) long roots (silver, yellow tarts) and flowering (gold and silver, daisies) which are thrown south towards the balcony or in the courtyard for six hours a day and long
Long leaves (mint, violet) and light from the north balcony。
- soils: the air is more important than fertile
The pelvis is mixed at 3:3:2 and the root is a deep pot (at least 40 cm) so that the root is not sprawled; the leaf is used in a shallow basin, with a plume of pottery below。
Instead of choosing adhesive land, early pine soil, and burying decomposition of sheep dung, and using chemical fertilizers, the leaves are too long to work well。
- space: don't be greedy, leave room
Gold and silver flowers, and what is called the "trouble of the human being" , are set up in advance so that they are not entangled in other plants; the leaves 20 cm space between the alegrass and violets are too crowded for ventilation and prone to disease。
Iii. Managing the lazy: smallness but smallness okay
- watering: never wet
Most of the drugs are afraid of flooding, and 2 cm under the earth's surface is watered. In summer mornings or evenings, not noon, the water is too hot to burn the roots; winter is cold, the sleeping ones, like twigs, can be poured once a month。
- fertilizing: organic fat
Don't use fertilizer. Obsolete bean bread, rice water (one week of fermentation), once a month for long periods (spring and summer), fall down along the basin, not on leaves. Give some phosphate fat before flowering (e. G. Chrysanthemum) and don't fertilize when digging, otherwise the efficacy will be compromised。
- shearing: shearing
Long leaves, such as mints and violets, are cut small, and new leaves are cut off immediately; the flowers are cut with silver and gold and can be cut with one more wave; and winter is short of the crazy branches, with more results in the coming year。
Iv. Pest prevention: can be handled without pesticides
- aphids and red spiders come in, sprayed with soap water (1:50 percent) once a week, safer than pesticides; cedars can bind flyworms and save the environment。
- fear of bad root during the rainy season? The pelvis is so high as to dig up some gutter drains, clear leaves in time and stay ventilated。
- the same drug is planted in a basin for two years, which is easy to store, tan and kill。
V. Receiving and stockpiling: the time is right
- time for the harvest: the roots (yellow, mussels) are poached once the leaves are yellow and the fullest nutrients are produced in the autumn; the leaves (mint, violet) are collected when they are flat, and not when they are old; the flowers (gold and silver) are to be picked when the flowers are about to open; the gold and silver are to be picked best by 9 a. M. And the medicine is to be defeated。
- storage: dry through + sealed
Quit tanning (mint, vervain, dry) and dry it completely and put it in a sealed tank and put it in the shade. Flowers and leaves tend to be drier, and root slices dry up to make tea easy。
Last reminder: the drug is not "take whatever you want"
The mint is so cold that the stomach is so cold, and the diarrhea is so diarrhea. When planted, stay away from the kitchen smoke, car tail gas, and don't water it with dishwashing water. Oil and salt hurt the roots. Also, not to buy “seeing varieties” (e. G., the aristocrates), which look good, the pharmaceutical content is long gone, and to buy “pharmaceutical seeds” at regular pharmacies or seed shops。
In fact, families grow three kinds of medicine (such as mints, gold and silver flowers, tungsten), and the balcony becomes a “small medicine box” that can be used for tea, mosquito repellent and a small cold, which is more useful than raising flowers. What did you grow? Let's talk about your experience
