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#Doraji #DorajiPlantingSeason #DorajiCultivation Doraji Cultivation Methods. There are three methods for growing doraji: direct sowing (planting seeds directly in the field), transplanting (growing seedlings), and field cultivation (growing in the field). There are significant differences between edible and medicinal doraji, including planting methods and cultivation periods. For edible doraji, two crops are possible per year, while for medicinal doraji, at least three plants are required before harvest. Transplanting doraji requires significant effort and can cause damage to the roots during transplanting, resulting in numerous fine roots. Edible doraji is sown from seed, while medicinal doraji is transplanted every two years for at least three years. General Characteristics. Doraji thrives in sandy loam soil with good drainage and full sun. In areas with a lot of coarse sand or gravel, and in fields prone to drought, fine roots grow excessively, resulting in poor quality. The soil pH is between 5.5 and 7.0, making it slightly acidic. It is drought-tolerant and grows well when transplanted from seed. It can also be grown from seed. The ideal sowing time is early March to mid-April. The optimal germination temperature is between 20 and 25°C (68 and 77°F). The seed germination period is typically around 10 days. #DorajiSeedSowing #DorajiTransplanting #DorajiRedheads #DorajiPruning #WeakDorajiCultivation #EdibleDoraji #DorajiForVegetables #SancheonDoraji #DorajiFertilizer #CreatingDorajiFolds #CareForYou #PlantGrowthTV #VegetableGardening #Farming