Artemisia selengensis has seeds, which will grow after it blooms and bears fruit. There are many ways to plant Artemisia selengensis, such as sowing, layering, cutting and so on. No matter which method is used to plant Artemisia selengensis, we should pay attention to its growth habits. Artemisia selengensis has no great requirements for soil, but it is best to plant it in sandy loam with strong water and fertilizer retention ability. Because the drought tolerance of Artemisia selengensis is not strong, it is necessary to pay attention to watering during management. 1、 Does Artemisia selengensis have seeds? Artemisia selengensis seeds will grow after they bloom and bear fruit. Artemisia selengensis is not drought resistant, so it is necessary to pay attention to soil moisture when planting. When Artemisia selengensis grows to 10-15cm, it can be harvested. Topdressing is required after each harvest, and the number of harvests should be controlled. 2、 How to plant Artemisia selengensis 1. Seed reproduction: select excellent Artemisia selengensis seeds. After the seeds are mixed with fine sand in spring, they can be directly and evenly sown on the soil, covered with a thin layer of soil and watered. During the growth of Artemisia selengensis seedlings, the soil should be kept moist and fertilizer should be applied according to the soil conditions.
2. Cutting propagation: trim the healthy branches containing 1-2 buds to 12-15cm. Before cutting, the bottom of cuttings can be treated with rooting solution to promote better rooting and improve the survival rate of cuttings. After inserting the cuttings into the soil, only about 2cm should be exposed to the surface, and then the soil should be compacted and watered to let the cuttings take root and sprout.
3. Ramet propagation: cut the leaves of Artemisia selengensis 5-6cm away from the ground. Then dig out the roots of Artemisia selengensis, remove the older roots and stems, and evenly divide them into several individual plants. Then plant these plants with heels according to the specified inter row spacing, and strengthen field management. This method is more efficient than cutting method, and the seedlings are easier to survive. （LiHaoYouChongZiMa）