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Home gardening practices in Vietnam
Overview
Guidance has been provided for Vietnamese households regarding the cultivation of various medicinal and culinary plants for home gardening.
Initial advice focused on lemongrass and Polyscias fruticosa. For lemongrass, gardeners are encouraged to thin out old branches or divide clumps to prevent overcrowding and to remove dead leaves from the base. Polyscias fruticosa is noted for its decorative, medicinal, and culinary uses, with recommendations to propagate it via stem cuttings.
Subsequent guidance expanded to include Piper lolot, emphasizing the need for consistent soil moisture and pruning entire branches to encourage growth. For Polyscias fruticosa, specific environmental needs were highlighted, including a preference for partial shade—noting that 25% shade may help certain varieties accumulate dry matter—and the necessity of well-draining soil to prevent waterlogging.
Entities
Ton Duc Thang University · North Carolina State University · Hung Yen Department of Agriculture and Environment · Ha Giang Hospital of Traditional Medicine
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesGardening tips for growing Piper lolot and Polyscias fruticosa
Gardening advice for households growing Piper lolot and Polyscias fruticosa highlights the importance of soil moisture, proper light exposure, and specific harvesting techniques for continuous growth.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesHome gardening tips for lemongrass and Polyscias fruticosa
Home gardening guides highlight the benefits and maintenance of lemongrass and Polyscias fruticosa, focusing on pruning, harvesting, and their uses as culinary herbs and decorative plants.
Sources
cafef.vn · kenh14.vn · soha.vn