Plant-growing concrete plant growing-suitable materials and use thereof

Abstract

Aiming at the current situation of lacking a plant growth adaptive material which meets the requirement of the perfusion of plant growth concrete and the demand of plant growth in the market, the invention provides a plant growth adaptive material for the plant growth concrete, which is easy to obtain the material, has strong capability for fertilizer and water retention and can effectively act as a plant growth substrate and a specific application method thereof. The plant growth adaptive material provided by the invention comprises pond mud, peaty soil, wood chips, polyacrylamide used as a water retaining agent, a slow-release fertilizer and other compositions. The preferential weight percentage of the pond mud to the peaty soil to the wood chips to the polyacrylamide used as the water retaining agent to the slow-release fertilizer is equal to 500 -600 to 350-400 to 15-20 to 2-3 to 0.3-0.5. The application method has simple operation; and the obtained growth adaptive material has low cost and good perfusion effect, can effectively provide moisture and nutrients needed for plant growth in the plant growth concrete, ensure the normal growth of the plant and achieve good economical and environmental benefits.

Description

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Benefits of technology

The technical effects described by this patented technology are that it provides an effective way to deliver both water (water) and fertilizers into cement without adding any extra materials or equipment like pumps). This makes growing crops more efficient while also ensuring they receive proper amounts of these substances during their life cycle.

Problems solved by technology

This patented describes how plants have developed naturally from their root systems through an environmental problem called erosion caused by excessive use of calcium carbonate (CaCO2) cemented into rocks during construction work. To prevent this damage, researchers found that adding specific types of substances like bentonite clay could help maintain proper hydrations within these holes while still allowing enough moisture/water to reach them throughout its life cycle. However, current methods cannot accurately control the size distribution of the pore sizes required for optimal growing conditions without causing significant losses due to overfillings.