What are the contraindications of Acanthopanax senticosus?

As competition in all walks of life in modern society continues to intensify, we often see many friends working overtime. In this way, they will appear to be more perfunctory in their diet, and the long-term habit of poor eating will easily lead to loss of appetite. Therefore, the doctor suggested that they take Acanthopanax to better improve appetite. So what are the contraindications of Acanthopanax? In the next period of time, please friends and I will learn the following content together.

1. Breeding Methods

There are three main methods of propagation of Acanthopanax senticosus: seeds, cuttings and tillers.

1. Seed propagation

The fruits of Acanthopanax generally mature in mid-to-late September each year. The fruits cannot be sown directly after harvesting. It takes a winter to complete the physiological maturity process before the seeds can germinate.

aSeed harvesting and processing

Harvest in mid- to late September when the fruit turns from yellow-brown to black and becomes soft. After harvesting, first screen them to remove impurities and barren seeds, soak the fruits in cold water for 1 to 2 days, then rub off the peel and pulp, rinse with clean water, and take the plump seeds that sink to the bottom and dry them. When processing, mix the seeds and wet sand in a ratio of 1:3 and store them indoors for a while. Dig a trench 40 cm deep, 40 cm wide and with a length depending on the amount of seeds in a sunny place sheltered from the wind. Cover the bottom of the trench with 5 cm thick wet sand, then put the seed-sand mixture into the trench, about 30 cm thick, cover it with 5 cm thick wet sand, and finally cover it with 20 cm of soil to form a hill. When covering the soil, place a piece of grass at a certain distance to facilitate ventilation. After the seeds thaw in spring, take them out and place them in a sunny place to dry. Turn them over several times a day. When more than 30% of the seeds have cracks, they can be sown.

b. Seeding and raising seedlings

The time for sowing and raising seedlings is generally in early to mid-April. It is best to choose a mountain area with fertile soil and good drainage for the nursery, with a slope not exceeding 15 degrees; a farmer's vegetable garden is also acceptable. Make the bed before sowing, and the bed soil should be deeply plowed and harrowed finely. Combined with land preparation, 2000 kg of high-quality farmyard manure can be applied per mu. Make a seedbed that is 1.2 meters wide, 10 meters long and 0.2 meters high. Then water the seedbed thoroughly, and after the water seeps down and the bed surface dries slightly, spread the treated seeds evenly on the bed surface, cover it with fine soil 0.5 to 1 cm thick, and then cover it with plastic film or straw. The seedlings will emerge after about 1 month. When the germination rate reaches 50%, remove the plastic film or straw. Thin out the seedlings when they are 3 to 5 cm tall, and transplant them when they reach 10 cm tall, with a spacing of 8 to 10 cm between plants. While thinning the seedlings, weeding and loosening the soil should be carried out.

The above paragraphs introduce the contraindications of Acanthopanax senticosus in detail. I sincerely hope that friends who have concerns in this regard can study the above content carefully, so that they will be more experienced and knowledgeable in the use of Acanthopanax senticosus, thereby reducing more accidents. Of course, I also want to tell everyone that after all, the body is the capital of revolution, so we should pay more attention to diet.