Breeding methods and precautions of strychnos nux vomica

1. Maintenance methods

1. Substrate selection: The strychnos nux vomica prefers loose soil, relatively good drainage, and deep soil. Red soil can be used, and it can be planted in any soil with a pH value of 6.8-7.7.

2. Light management: The strychnos nux vomica likes plenty of sunlight and grows in tropical rainforest areas where there is no winter and sufficient heat, which is suitable for its growth.

3. Temperature management: It likes a warm and humid environment. The annual average temperature is 21-24℃, and the coldest time should be above 13-17℃.

4. Humidity management: The strychnos nux vomica prefers a humid environment with more precipitation, with an annual precipitation of 1200-2000mm. The air humidity is high, and the annual average air humidity can reach more than 80%. It does not like dry environments, so when maintaining it, you must pay attention to drainage to prevent waterlogging.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Transplanting: The survival rate of 2-year-old Strychnos nux vomica seedlings is relatively high. Move the seedlings in the nutrient bags 30 days before transplanting, and transplant them after the seedlings are stable. After completion, it is necessary to shade the soil from sunlight, weed, and ensure that the soil is moist and loose.

2. Sowing: The seeds are easy to germinate and can be sown at the same time. About 250 seeds are sown per square meter. Then cover with 2 cm of soil, cover with hay, water to keep it moist, and the seeds will germinate after a month.