Method for planting Prunus pedunculata Maxim. in sand without water
A long-stalked almond and sandy land technology, applied in the field of planting, can solve the problems of being buried or exposed on the sandy land surface, slow growth, failure to germinate, etc., to protect and improve the ecological environment, reduce consumption, and expand the coverage area Effect
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[0018] 1. Choose to organize tree planting teams to plant trees in groups from the end of October to mid-November every year;
[0019] 2. Choose a strong long-stalked almond seedling cultivated nearby. The height of the seedling is required to be 80cm, and the thickness of the stem is more than 0.4cm. Every 50 plants are bundled into a bundle, and the root system is best soaked in water overnight;
[0020] 3. Pull the soil from a place with fertile soil to the artificial planting site of the seedlings of the association for standby;
[0021] 4. Before planting seedlings, mix the soil, fertilizer and water according to the ratio of 100:0.5:100~120 to form a paste-like thick mud. During the operation, you can choose a section of 50cm long and 10cm thick branches and insert them vertically into the mud , the branches fall down slowly, indicating that the mud is thick and thin and suitable for standby use. Among them, the fertilizer is composed of the following raw materials and t...
Embodiment 2
[0028] Example 3: Xu Shengguo, a villager in Dabaodang Town, Shenmu County, Shaanxi Province, used urea 35%, potassium dihydrogen phosphate 55%, and potassium permanganate 10% in the autumn of 2006. The rest were the same as in Example 1, and almonds were planted. 300 mu, the planting survival rate reached 89%.
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[0029] Embodiment 4: Yang Zhanguo of Cherry Gelao, Yuyang District, Yulin City, in the autumn of 2007, the formula of fertilizer used was 35% urea, 50% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and 15% potassium permanganate. 400 mu of almonds, the survival rate is 86%.
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