The invention discloses a method for reducing
cadmium pollution to soil by planting edible
amaranth. Remediation plants are planted in
cadmium-polluted soil, a mixture of a beneficial bacterium agent and a humified
straw solution is poured into the
cadmium-polluted soil according to the ratio that water-holding capacity of the soil accounts for 60%-70% of the
field capacity in a remediation period, wherein the weight ratio of the beneficial bacterium agent to the humified
straw solution is 1 to 1, and the whole remediation plants are moved away from the cadmium-polluted soil at the end of the remediation period. On the premise that the edible
amaranth is used as a
biomass material, when the edible
amaranth is used for remediating the cadmium-polluted soil, the activation
induction effect of the beneficial bacterium agent and the humified
straw solution is achieved, so that the biological effectiveness of cadmium is improved, the absorption and enrichment of the plants to the cadmium are promoted, and the
phytoremediation rate of the soil polluted by the cadmium is increased; and in addition, the
beneficial bacteria agent and the humified straw solution can promote the
mass addition of the overground parts, the stem leaves and the
dry matter of the
root system of the edible amaranth, so that long-term goals of restoring
land productivity and promoting regional landscape harmony, ecological balance and
sustainable development are ultimately achieved.