Method for transplanting crop seedlings cultivated by matrix of soil in factory mode
A technology for growing seedlings and crops with substrates, applied in botany equipment and methods, chemicals for biological control, cultivation, etc., can solve the problems of high quality cotton seedlings, low labor intensity, and long seedling slowing period, etc. Achieve the effects of obvious increase in production, low labor intensity, and short seedling period
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Embodiment 1
[0029] Embodiment 1, the industrialized soil matrix seedling raising and transplanting method of cotton
[0030] (1) Implementation plan:
[0031] Treatment A: On March 15, one corn seed (interactive crop) and one cotton seed (target crop) were sown in the hole of the seedling tray filled with 2 / 3 soil at the same time, and the thickness of the upper cover was about 2 cm after sowing. Then put it into the shed covered with agricultural film, and use the sodium indole acetate aqueous solution with a concentration of 30mg / Kg as the crop root accelerator to keep the soil humidity between 60%-65%. After the crops emerge, use a nutrient solution containing N, P, and K nutrients (containing 0.01% urea and 0.01% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and the rest is water) to keep the soil humidity at about 60%-65%, until the height of the corn seedlings exceeds that of cotton When the seedlings are high, spray with 0.05% (mass percentage concentration, the same below) cotton field selecti...
Embodiment 2
[0039] Embodiment 2, the industrialization soil matrix seedling raising and transplanting method of watermelon
[0040] (1) Implementation plan:
[0041] Treatment A: On March 10, one wheat seed and one watermelon seed were sown in the hole of the seedling tray filled with 2 / 3 of the soil at the same time. In the arch shed, the indole butyric acid aqueous solution with a concentration of 20 mg / Kg was used as the crop root accelerator to keep the soil humidity between 60% and 65%. After the crops emerge, use a nutrient solution containing N, P, and K nutrients (containing 0.01% urea and 0.01% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and the rest is water) to keep the soil humidity at about 60%-65%, until the height of the wheat seedlings exceeds that of watermelons When the plant height is high, spray with 0.05% sethoxydim, a watermelon selective stem and leaf herbicide. When the watermelon seedlings grow a true leaf, remove the film and harden the watermelon seedlings. Spray the first...
Embodiment 3
[0049] Embodiment 3, the industrialized soil matrix seedling raising and transplanting method of muskmelon
[0050] (1) Implementation plan:
[0051] Treatment A: On March 15, one rice seed and one melon seed were sown in the hole of the seedling tray filled with 2 / 3 soil at the same time. In the shed of the film, the sodium indole butyrate aqueous solution with a concentration of 20.00 mg / Kg is used as the crop root accelerator to keep the soil humidity between 60% and 65%. After the crops emerge, use a nutrient solution containing N, P, and K nutrients (containing 0.01% urea and 0.01% potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and the rest is water) to keep the soil humidity at about 60%-65%. When the plant height is high, spray with 0.05%% melon selective stem and leaf herbicide Quiheling. When the melon seedlings grow a true leaf, remove the film and start seedling hardening. Spray the second one about 7 days before transplanting. Secondary herbicide, continue to harden the seedlin...
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