Notopterygium root Chinese herbal medicine nutrient fertilizer

Abstract

A notopterygium root Chinese herbal medicine nutrient fertilizer is prepared from dried human excrement, dried goose manures, dried rabbit manures, dried pig manures, sorghum, soybean cakes, bone powder, soybean stem powder, organic compound fertilizers, ammonium bicarbonate, calcium superphosphate, paclobutrazol, insecticides, glucose powder and phenolic resins. The invention is characterized by combining the above powder, placing the powder into a stirring machine to be stirred for 90min, taking out the powder and placing the powder into a grinder to be ground into 60-mesh granules, then placing the granules into the stirring machine to be stirred for 140min, taking out the granules and pouring the granules into a fermentation pool, adding human excrement water to the fermentation pool according to the proportion of 1:1.5, stirring the mixture uniformly up and down and piling up the mixture, tamping the piles, covering the piles tightly with plastic cloths, compacting the piles to be fermented for 23h, carrying out primary turning, then adding the human excrement water according to the proportion of 1:1.5, stirring the mixture uniformly up and down and piling up the mixture, covering the piles tightly with plastic cloths, compacting the piles to be fermented for 42h and then carrying out secondary turning, then piling up the mixture and fermenting the mixture for 70h, placing the fermented nutrient fertilizer into die blocks to be made into nutrient fertilizer pieces, thus preparing the qualified nutrient fertilizer.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a nutritional fertilizer of Chinese herbal medicine, in particular to a nutritional fertilizer of notopterygium Chinese herbal medicine. It belongs to the technical field of planting fertilizers. Background technique [0002] Notopterygium, also known as Qiangqing, Expanding Qiang Envoy, Hu Wang Envoy, Qiang Hua, Black Medicine, Tuifeng Envoy, is an Umbelliferae plant. Notopterygium is a perennial herb with erect stems and hairy stems and leaves. Often purple, with longitudinal grooves. The basal leaves and the lower part of the stem are petiolate, and the two sides of the base form a membranous sheath. The leaves are two to three odd-pinnate compound leaves, ovate-lanceolate, and the leaflets are two-pinnatifid and the margin is notched and lobed to pinnate Shapely parted, the lowermost pair of leaflets are petiolate; the leaves on the upper part of the stem are nearly sessile, thin and glabrous. Compound umbels, small umbe...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, when people cultivate and plant notopterygia Chinese herbal medicine, they generally use compound fertilizer and urea as the main fertilizers, and the effect is very good. There is little understanding of nutrient requirements, etc., and the fertilizer applied lacks certain nutrients, which can easily lead to low yield of notopterygium, withered leaves, falling off, less flowering, less fruit, small and underdeveloped roots, slow growth, and more likely to cause various diseases and insect pests.