How to grow Lepidium

1. Soil:

Lepidium can grow in most types of soil and has strong adaptability, but it is best to use fertile, well-permeable soil rich in organic matter.

2. Lighting:

During the cultivation process of Lepidium melongena, it needs to receive sufficient light. However, the light intensity should not be too strong to avoid sunburning the plants.

3. Watering:

Lepidium is a drought-tolerant plant and does not require much water, so it does not need excessive watering. During the cultivation process, you can use spraying to water less, just enough to keep the soil moist.

4. Temperature:

Lepidium prefers mild and cool weather. Too high a temperature will cause it to be thin and short and to sprout and bloom. Too low a temperature will extend the growth cycle and result in poor quality. During planting, the temperature should be controlled at 12-20℃.

5. Notes:

1. Land preparation: When planting Lepidium melongena, be sure to choose a plot with few weeds and prepare the land carefully without large clods of soil.

2. Fertilization: Apply appropriate base fertilizer when sowing, but not too much.

3. Pests: Common pests include aphids, borers, etc., which can be controlled by spraying pesticides or by using trapping and killing techniques to ensure the normal growth of Lepidium.