How long is the growth cycle of lotus pods?

Introduction to Lotus Pod Growth

Lotus seed pods are mainly produced in Hunan, Jiangsu, Jiangxi and other provinces. They are aquatic plants that grow in ponds or paddy fields. They are distributed in Korea, Japan, India, Vietnam, southern Asia and Oceania.

Lotus pod growth cycle

Lotus pods are suitable for cultivation in low-lying areas, ponds, and lakes, and require to grow in hot and rainy seasons. Lotus pods generally grow from May to September.

Lotus pod growth rate

Lotus pods are propagated by seed lotus roots. When the temperature rises to 15 degrees, the terminal buds begin to germinate, and they take root and grow upright leaves at 18-21 degrees. It takes about two months from the upright leaves to the appearance of the rear leaves.

Lotus pod growth cycle management

The per-acre yield of lotus pods is related to the variety of lotus seeds and the cultivation site. Generally speaking, if the lotus pods are well maintained, the yield is 150 to 400 kilograms per acre.

Temperature management: Lotus begins to sprout and grow at a temperature of 15°C, and sprouts upright leaves in an environment of 18°C ​​to 21°C. It is best to grow in an environment of 25°C to 30°C.

Fertilization management : Lotus should be fertilized in small amounts and multiple times. Generally, compound fertilizers such as urea can be used. This will allow it to absorb better and grow more healthily.