Method for producing plants basin by using compost decomposed stalk
A technology of plant pots and straws, which is applied in the field of making plant pots and pots with composted and decomposed straws, which can solve the problems of easy water absorption and expansion of plants, difficulty in demoulding pots and pots, and low success rate, so as to promote crop growth and be compatible with the environment Excellent performance and reduced water absorption
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[0032] In spring, take 1 ton of straw, crush it with a crusher to the straw section below 15cm, soak it in water for 24 hours to infiltrate it, and its moisture content is 60-70%. Add 10kg of urea and 35kg of superphosphate to make the nitrogen content of the material reach about 11g / kg (dry basis), and the phosphorus content is about 2.7g / kg (dry basis), then inoculate 50kg of decomposed chicken manure compost, mix well and then compost decay. The stacking width is 2m, the height is 2m, and stacking with any length makes it decompose. The stacking time is 40 days, and the stack is turned every 3 days during this period.
[0033]After the decomposition is over, take out the material and dry it until the water content is about 40%, crush it with a crusher and sieve it. The aperture of the steel sieve is 5-10mm, and the components under the sieve are kept for making pots and bowls, and the components on the sieve are returned to continue composting and decomposing.
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Embodiment 2
[0037] In summer, take 1 ton of straw, crush it with a crusher to the straw section below 15cm, soak it in water for 24 hours to infiltrate it, and its moisture content is about 60-70%. Then add 18 kg of ammonium bicarbonate and 7.0 kg of diammonium hydrogen phosphate to make the nitrogen content of the material reach about 10.5 g / kg (dry basis), and the phosphorus content is about 2.5 g / kg (dry basis), and then inoculate 50 kg of decomposed pig manure compost , mixed evenly and then composted for fermentation. Pile it into a dike with a width of 3m, a height of 2m, and any length. The stacking time is about 30 days, and the piles are turned every 3 days during the stacking period.
[0038] After the composting is completed, take out the materials and dry them in the air until the water content is about 50%, then crush them with a crusher and sieve them. The aperture of the steel sieve is 20-30mm. The undersieve is retained for pots and the oversieve is returned to compost. ...
Embodiment 3
[0042] In autumn, take 1 ton of wheat straw, crush it with a crusher to the straw section below 15cm, soak it in water for 24 hours to infiltrate it, and its moisture content is about 60-70%. Add 18kg of urea and 50kg of superphosphate to make the nitrogen content of the material reach about 13.6g / kg (dry basis), and the phosphorus content is about 3.1g / kg (dry basis). fermentation. The stacking width is 2m, the height is 2m, and the length is arbitrary. The stacking time is 30 days, and the piles are turned every 5 days during the stacking period.
[0043] After the composting is finished, take out the material and dry it until the water content is about 45%, crush it with a crusher and sieve it. The aperture of the steel sieve is 5-10mm. Keep the under-sieve components for making pots and bowls, and the above-sieve parts return to compost.
[0044] Dry the under-sieve components until the water content is about 15%, spray 20kg of materials into 5L of 20g / L gelatin solution...
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