The growing environment and local conditions of Schisandra chinensis

Schisandra chinensis growth environment and conditions

Schisandra chinensis generally grows in areas with relatively high altitudes, and is more common in valleys, streams, hillsides and other areas. During its normal growth period, it needs proper watering to keep it moist. Its origin is in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning and other places, and it is also widely planted in Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Shanxi, Ningxia and other regions.

Schisandra growing conditions

Schisandra generally grows in mountainous environments. Its drought resistance is relatively poor and it requires a suitable moisture environment under normal circumstances. When planting, fertile, well-drained soil is required.

Schisandra growth temperature

When Schisandra chinensis is growing, the temperature needs to be kept between 25-28 degrees. It is not cold-resistant, so the temperature cannot be lower than 0 degrees during maintenance, otherwise it will affect the growth of branches and leaves.

The growth process of Schisandra chinensis

Schisandra chinensis has two periods of vigorous growth. The first is in May and June, and the second is in July and August. During the growth period, it is necessary to maintain a suitable temperature environment, and water and fertilize in time to allow it to grow well.

Schisandra chinensis planting time and method

When planting Schisandra chinensis, the sowing propagation method is usually adopted. It needs to be sown in May every year. Before sowing, a simple germination treatment is required, and then loose and fertile soil is prepared for planting. At normal times, there must be a suitable temperature environment and watering must be carried out in time.