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Kochia scoparia, also known as broomstick, ground wheat, peacock pine, etc., is an annual herb of the genus Kochia genus Chenopodiaceae, which is native to Europe and central and southern Asia. Kochia scoparia generally does not grow more than one meter long, and the leaves are linear and relatively slender. The plant is tender green at first, but turns red in autumn. Kochia is a kind of Chinese medicine, it has ornamental value, edible value and certain economic value. Its flower language is silent, silent dedication.
Plant name: Kochia
Aliases: ground wheat, broomsticks, broom seedlings, broom vegetables, peacock pine
English name: Broomsedge, Belvedere, Burningbush
Cultivation type: annual flowers
Plant height: 30-150cm
Leaf color: tender green, red
Features: The plant shape is short, the leaves are soft, tender green, and turn to reddish purple in autumn.
Ecological habits: likes sunshine, warmth, not cold-tolerant, extremely heat-resistant, salt-alkali-resistant, drought-resistant, and barren-resistant. Lax requirements on the soil. Very easy to propagate and multiply.
Garden use: flower beds, flower borders, flower bushes, etc.; used to arrange flower hedges, flower mirrors, or clusters planted in the center of flower beds, which can be trimmed into various geometric shapes for arrangement.
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Sowing method of Kochia
Before planting the seeds of Kochia scoparia, the land should be cleaned up, weeds and sundries should be cleaned up, the soil should be plowed and plowed, and then the ground should be leveled and irrigated with water. Kochia scoparia seeds are usually sown by drill. The seeds should be sown at a certain row spacing, covered with a thin layer of soil, and maintained at a suitable temperature and humidity. Seedlings can emerge in about ten days.
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