Natural culture medium for cultivation of tropical adnascent flowering plants

Abstract

The invention belongs to the field of plant cultivation mediums and relates to a natural culture medium for cultivation of tropical adnascent flowering plants. A preparation method of the natural culture medium for cultivation of tropical adnascent flowering plants comprises the following steps of cutting trophoplasm comprising globular aerial roots of a base part of wild neottopteris antique andhumus of the interior of wild neottopteris antique into trophoplasm chips, and uniformly mixing the trophoplasm chips and one or more auxiliary materials. A main component of the trophoplasm comprising globular aerial roots of a base part of wild neottopteris antique and humus of the interior of wild neottopteris antique, and the one or more auxiliary materials of organic matters and inorganic matters are adopted, and thus the natural culture medium for cultivation of tropical adnascent flowering plants has the effects of promoting growth, prolonging a flowering phase, improving stress resistance and improving ornamental values and economic values of flowering plants. The natural culture medium for cultivation of tropical adnascent flowering plants has important practical significance in labor, economy and environmental protection.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of plant cultivation substrates, and relates to a flower cultivation substrate, in particular to a natural cultivation substrate for tropical epiphytic flowers, such as tropical orchids, anthuriums, pineapples, ornamental ferns and other flowers. Background technique [0002] Since the middle of the 19th century, people began to cultivate plants with gravel, quartz and activated carbon as substrates. Soilless cultivation has increasingly demonstrated the incomparable advantages of traditional cultivation in terms of land productivity, labor production and product commodity rate. With the emergence of new materials, Soilless cultivation substrates soon expanded to perlite, ceramsite, silica gel, zeolite, foam plastic, synthetic resin, peat, coconut shell, bark, sawdust, slag, rice husk, medicine residue, etc., and even industrial waste. [0003] The current cultivation medium is still mainly peat, rock wool and some mi...

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Problems solved by technology

However, due to the change of its original habitat, there is no corresponding substrate in artificial cultivation.

However, the existing substrate cannot well supply the nutrients required for its aerial state, and the growth condition is not very ideal in production practice.

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