Artificial cultivation method of sow thistles

Abstract

The invention discloses an artificial cultivation method of sow thistles. Seeds of wild plants having wide and fat leaves are collected; root systems are dug out and then cut into segments having a length of 5cm; a ridge cultivation method is used for plowing soil; seeds of sow thistles are buried into the soil layer by 6-8cm at equal intervals; when seedlings grow to have ten leaves with a lengthof more than 20cm and a width of 3-4cm, the seedlings can be harvested. By using the artificial cultivation method, wild sow thistles can be widely planted in large areas, the yield per mu can reach2000-3000kg, thus adding the benefits of vegetable growers and raising social benefits remarkably.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to agricultural planting technology, in particular to an artificial planting method of bitter herbs. Background technique

[0002] Bitter cabbage, also known as basalt vegetable, is cool in nature and slightly bitter in taste. It is a kind of perennial wild vegetable that people like to eat. Bitter cabbage is rich in vitamin C and trace elements, has anti-aging, enhances resistance, supplements calcium, and promotes the effective ingredients of children's growth and development, and has high nutritional value. Moreover, it also has medical effects such as clearing away heat and detoxification, reducing swelling and discharging pus, and diuresis. It has obvious inhibitory effect on blood cell deoxygenase in patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and acute and chronic myeloid leukemia. Regular consumption of bitter herbs can help you lose weight, detoxify and beautify your complexion. And it contains protein, fat, carbohydrate...