Planting techniques of Smilax glabra

1. Land selection and soil preparation: Poria cocos has rough texture and strong adaptability, and can be planted in mountainous and flat areas. It is suggested that the land should be planted with loose soil, fertile soil and good drainage, which is easier to produce high yield.

2. Breeding method: Breeding with seeds. The sowing period is from late March to early April in spring. Through drilling, evenly sow at the row spacing of 20cm, cover the soil with lcm, and keep the soil moist until the seedling height is about 10 cm.

3. Planting row: the spacing is 25cm, and 65,438+0 plants are planted in each hole. When the seedlings grow to a height of about 30 cm, they should stand upright and draw the stems and vines up to facilitate their growth. Pay attention to loosening soil and weeding, and topdressing 65,438+0-2 times.

Poria cocos: the name of Chinese medicine. It is a dry rhizome of Liliaceae plant Smilax glabra, a perennial evergreen climbing shrub, which mostly grows on hillsides or forests. Only the dried rhizome is selected as the medicinal part. Often in summer and autumn, the fibrous roots are removed, washed and dried as medicine; Or fresh, sliced, dried and used as medicine. Sweet and light.