Yinchen cultivation methods and precautions

Last Update :2024.04.27

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1. Matrix selection

2. Moisture management

3. Nutrient management

4. Lighting management


Soil: Artemisia has strong adaptability and will grow more vigorously in places with deep, fertile and breathable soil. Moisture: It needs to keep the soil moist to grow. You can water it after picking and the wound has healed. Nutrients: Try to choose organic fertilizers during its growth and use less or avoid chemical fertilizers. Light: Artemisia arborescens likes sunlight. When planting, you can choose a place with sufficient light for planting.


Cultivation methods and precautions for Yinchen
1. Matrix selection

1. Substrate selection

Artemisia arborescens can adapt to the soil quality in various parts of our country, but it grows best in soil with deep, fertile, breathable and well-drained soil. When preparing soil, you can mix leaf mold soil, pastoral soil, sand or pebbles in a ratio of 3:2:2.

2. Water management

Artemisia prefers to grow in relatively moist soil, so the soil should be kept with sufficient moisture before planting. It is generally not necessary to water until new leaves grow. During this period, if the soil is particularly dry, you can use a small watering can to add some water. After that, you can water it every two to three days, but it should not be watered after picking.

3. Nutrient management

As edible grade vegetables, the use of chemical fertilizers should be avoided as much as possible. Before planting, you must first apply enough base fertilizer to the soil, such as animal manure and other organic fertilizers. Every time after picking, after the wound has healed, animal manure and water can be mixed and irrigated according to the nutrient status of the soil.

4. Light management

Yinchen likes warmth and likes to grow in sunny areas with large amounts of sunlight, where it can directly receive sunlight. Therefore, when planting, planting in a sunny or sunny location should be preferred.


2. Moisture management

3. Nutrient management

4. Lighting management












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