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While perilla may appear to be a crop that grows well regardless of when it is sown, to achieve a bountiful harvest, you must first accurately understand the timing of sowing and transplanting, as well as the purpose of planting. The management methods differ depending on whether you are growing perilla to harvest the leaves for a long period or to collect seeds in the fall. If planted too densely, the field may look lush at first, but later the stems will weaken, air circulation will be restricted making them susceptible to disease, and the branches will not spread out sufficiently, potentially leading to a reduced harvest. In this video, we will explain step-by-step when it is best to sow perilla, when to transplant seedlings, why you should leave ample spacing, and when to prune the shoots. We will also provide an easy-to-understand explanation of how to manage the plants so that you can harvest the leaves cleanly—not just have lush foliage—and ensure the crop continues until the fall harvest. If you have planted perilla this year or are preparing to do so, please watch until the end and try applying these tips to your own field. Some images in the video are AI-generated to aid understanding, but actual cultivation conditions may vary depending on the region, weather, variety, and field conditions. If you found this video helpful, please support us by subscribing and liking. #Perilla #PerillaCultivation #PerillaPlantingSeason #PerillaSowingSeason #PerillaTransplantingSeason #PerillaYield #PerillaPruning