Where is the most suitable place for wormwood to grow?

Where does wormwood grow?

Mugwort is suitable for growing on low-altitude hillsides and wastelands. Mugwort is cold-resistant and likes to grow in a humid environment. It also requires that the soil not be too dry, otherwise it will affect the normal growth of the plant.

The origin of mugwort is widely distributed. Except for extremely arid and high-altitude areas, mugwort is currently grown in most areas of my country. In addition, it is also cultivated in many foreign regions, such as Japan, the Soviet Union, and North Korea.

Mugwort growing environment

1. Moisture

   When planting mugwort, you can use sprinkler irrigation and flood irrigation to water it. Normally, you need to ensure that the mugwort is slightly moist. Do not water it too much or too frequently. Check the soil condition before watering. If it is not dry, there is no need to water it.

2. Fertilization

   Before planting mugwort, you need to apply base fertilizer first, so as to speed up the growth of mugwort. When the mugwort grows to 50 cm, you need to fertilize it again. When you harvest the mugwort for the first time, make sure to apply top dressing. You need to dilute the phosphorus and potassium fertilizers to promote its growth.

3. Lighting

   When planting mugwort, you need to ensure sufficient light and a well-ventilated environment. The soil requirements are not high. It is best to use sandy soil with strong permeability. Mugwort is not drought-resistant or cold-resistant and is suitable for growing in a mild environment.