Method for culturing and transplanting seedlings of stachys sieboldii

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for culturing and transplanting seedlings of stachys sieboldii, which comprises that: a seedling culture seedbed is made in January or February of each year; a heat preserving tent is erected on the seedbed; seed stems are selected and the seedlings of the stachys sieboldii are cultured on the seedbed; and when wheat and rape are harvested in May or June, the seedlings of the stachys sieboldii are grown to the height between 15 and 20cm, and are transplanted to the field. The method contributes to crop rotation, fully utilizes land and can improve the yield of the stachys sieboldii.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of cultivation of medicinal vegetable caddis, in particular to a method for raising and transplanting caddis seedlings. Background technique [0002] In the traditional cultivation methods of caddis worms, the caddis worm vegetative tubers are used as seeds, and the method of directly opening and making nests on the land is cultivated, and the yield of caddis worms planted in this way is relatively low. And the planting period is from February to March every year. At this time, the crops wheat and rapeseed have not yet been harvested, so it is not conducive to crop rotation and full utilization of land. Contents of the invention [0003] Aiming at the shortcomings of the old-fashioned planting of caddis, a new method of transplanting caddis seedlings is provided. The purpose is to raise seedlings with a small amount of land in January-February of each year, and wait until May after wheat and rape are harve...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In the traditional cultivation methods of caddis worms, the caddis worm vegetative tubers are used as seeds, and the method of directly opening and making nests on the land is cultivated, and the yield of caddis worms planted in this way is relatively low. And the planting period is from February to March every year. At this time, the crops wheat and rapeseed have not been harvested, so it is not conducive to crop rotation and full utilization of land.