Water planting plant nutrient solution and production process

Abstract

The invention discloses a nutrient solution for a hydroponic plant, which comprises Nitrogen, phosphate and potassium needed by routine plants, and also comprises one or the combination of the following components in weight portion: chelated iron, ferrous sulfate, ferric chloride, boric acid, borax, manganese chloride, manganese sulfate, zinc sulfate and copper sulfate; the invention also discloses the production technique of the nutrient solution. The nutrient solution is rich in major elements and microelements needed by crop plants, the proportional assortment of various components is reasonable, which is suitable for equilibrium absorption of crops, and can improve the growth of the crops effectively; during the preparation of the nutrient solution, the components are dissolved in an slightly acidic environment so as to avoid the reaction among the components and prevent the nutrition from being lost due to turbidness of the nutrient solution.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a hydroponic plant nutrient solution and a production process thereof. Background technique [0002] Hydroponics, also known as nutrient solution cultivation, is an agricultural cultivation technique that does not use soil to cultivate crops, but uses nutrient solution to cultivate crops through certain cultivation facilities. Nutrient solution is the basis of crop growth. It generally contains the elements needed by crops, such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc., as well as trace elements needed by crops. [0003] However, in today's hydroponic operations, due to improper allocation of nutrient solution components, the proportion of elements is out of balance, resulting in abnormal phenomena in the growth process of crops. In addition, in the conventional nutrient solution preparation process, the components will react with each other, and the nutrient solution will often appear to be precipitated and turbid, resulting ...

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[0003] However, in today's hydroponic operations, due to improper allocation of nutrient solution components, the proportion of elements is out of balance, resulting in abnormal phenomena in the growth process of crops.

In addition, in the conventional nutrient solution preparation process, the components will react with each other, and the nutrient solution will often appear to be precipitated and turbid, resulting in nutritional imbalance of the crops.