Air Dried Zucchini

Zucchini (Latin scientific name: Cucurbita pepo L.), alias bear (male) melon, watermelon, white melon, small melon, papaya, horn melon, sundae melon, etc., annual herb sturdy vine (vine), native to India, South China, North China There are plantings, dwarfing, semi-trailing, and three-trailing. Most varieties of zucchini have obvious advantages in the main vine, and few and weak side vines. Stems stout, terete, with short white setae. Likes moist, not drought-tolerant, especially in the fruiting period, to keep the soil moist to obtain high yield. Virus diseases are prone to occur under high temperature and drought conditions, but powdery mildew is also prone to occur under high temperature and high humidity. Zucchini does not require high soil, and can be cultivated in sandy soil, loamy soil and clay soil. It contains more nutrients such as vitamin C and glucose, and has the functions of clearing away heat and diuresis, eliminating irritability and thirst, moistening the lungs and relieving cough, reducing swelling and dispersing knots. Eating more helps to enhance the regeneration ability of liver and kidney cells.