The growing environment and local conditions of Job's tears

Job's tears growth environment and conditions

Job's tears prefer a mild climate and plenty of sunshine, and are suitable for planting in fertile soil. The Guilin area is particularly suitable for the growth of Job's tears, and the yield here is relatively high, with an average yield of 200-300 catties per mu, and as high as more than 600 catties. It is mainly produced in Hunan, Hebei, Jiangsu, Fujian and other provinces.

Job's tears growing conditions

Job's tears likes to grow in humid areas, and has strong cold resistance and drought tolerance. It is cultivated all over the country and likes to grow next to houses, in wilderness, by rivers, streams or in shady and moist valleys.

Job's tears growth temperature

Job's tears prefer a warm environment, and the suitable growth temperature is between 25-30 degrees. At this temperature, job's tears seeds are easier to germinate, and the germination rate is about 85%.

The growth process of Job's tears

The growth process of Job's tears mainly includes the germination period, flowering period and fruiting period. Starting from the germination of seeds, the growth of nutritional organs such as roots, stems and leaves will begin first. After a long period of growth, Job's tears will bloom and then bear fruit.

Job's tears planting time and method

The planting time of Job's tears is: early-maturing varieties are planted in March, mid-maturing varieties are planted in March-April, and late-maturing varieties are planted from late April to early May.

1. Site selection and land preparation: Job's tears have strong adaptability to the environment and can be planted in all kinds of soil. The land should be prepared in advance, and a ditch should be dug every 2 meters or so with a depth of 20 to 30 centimeters as an irrigation and drainage channel.

2. Job's tears are generally propagated by direct seeding, which is divided into spring sowing and summer sowing. Spring sowing takes place in April, and has a longer growth period and higher yield. Summer sowing is mainly sown after rapeseed or wheat is harvested. It has a short growth cycle and the plants are relatively short, so the density can be appropriately increased.