Associated cultivation method for overcoming continuous cropping obstacles of melons
A cultivation method and technology for continuous cropping obstacles are applied in the field of associated cultivation for overcoming the continuous cropping obstacles of melons, and can solve the problems of aggravated soil infectious diseases, imbalanced soil nutrition, and hindered growth of melons, etc., so as to achieve good control effects, increase yield, and promote growth effects.
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[0017] The accompanying cultivation method for overcoming the obstacle of continuous cropping of melons. The cultivation method has five steps: 1. Prepare the facilities: in spring, the facilities shall be closed at least 30 days in advance, and 3000-4000 kilograms of decomposed organic fertilizer shall be applied per acre, and the soil shall be prepared for ridges or furrows. ; 2. Melon planting: When planting, the soil temperature of 10cm below the ground in the shed is stable at 12°C, and the size of the melon seedlings is 3-4 true leaves; 3. Wheat or oat sowing method: While planting melon seedlings, set up a frame On the outside of the melon seedlings, 3 to 5 cm away from the melon seedlings, open a 5 cm deep ditch, sow wheat or oats, the sowing should be uniform, and the soil should be lightly compacted; 4. Wheat or oat management: when wheat or oats grow together with melons , cut down whenever the wheat or oat seedlings grow to 35-40cm high, and leave the stubble about ...
Embodiment 2
[0019] The accompanying cultivation method for overcoming the obstacle of continuous cropping of melons. The cultivation method has five steps: 1. Prepare the facilities: in spring, the facilities shall be closed at least 30 days in advance, and 3000-4000 kilograms of decomposed organic fertilizer shall be applied per acre, and the soil shall be prepared for ridges or furrows. ; Cover the mulch on the ridge or furrow, and open the planting hole on the film; 2. Melon planting: plant melon seedlings in the planting hole, and the soil temperature at 10 cm underground in the shed can reach 12 ℃ stably during planting, and the size of the melon seedlings 3-4 true leaves; 3. Wheat or oat sowing method: While planting melon seedlings, sow 20-30 grains of wheat or oat seeds in the planting hole. The depth of wheat or oat seeds is shallower than that of melon seedlings. Wheat or oats should be sown evenly, and the soil should be lightly compacted; 4. Wheat or oat management: When wheat ...
Embodiment 3
[0021] According to the associated cultivation method for overcoming the obstacles of continuous cropping of melons described in embodiment 1 or 2, after the melons are sown, they are watered in time according to the actual situation, and the soil in the wheat or oat sowing area is to be soaked. The field management of melons is the same as conventional production. During the whole cultivation period, wheat or oats grow together with melons. Whenever the wheat or oat seedlings grow to a height of more than 35cm, they are cut down in time, and the stubble is about 10cm high. The planted ridges will rot naturally, and they will be poured into the soil when the land is reorganized.
[0022] Spring facilities, site preparation and ridging, and the application of base fertilizer before planting melons are the same as conventional production. When the melon seedlings are planted with 4 leaves and 1 heart, on the outside of the two ridges of the melon seedlings, 3 to 5 cm away from t...
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