Method for accelerating germination of konjac seed source
A provenance and konjac technology, applied in the direction of germination equipment, etc., can solve the problems of no major breakthrough in planting technology, increase in yield, and inability to meet needs, so as to achieve early germination and head replacement, reduce losses, and increase output.
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Embodiment 1
[0018] On March 1, select 200kg of seed taro with no disease, no injury, standard shape, and uniform specifications, and expose it to the sun for 1-2 days; then soak it in 0.5‰ potassium permanganate solution for 22 hours, then take it out and dry it; Spread wet sand in the greenhouse as a seedbed. The height of the bottom layer is 20cm and the width is 100cm. Bury the seeded yams with a vertical and horizontal interval of 2cm between them, and then cover them tightly with wet sand with a thickness of 3cm. Then cover it tightly with wet sand, and then cover it with grass curtains; keep the temperature in the greenhouse at 20°C for the first 10 days, and keep the indoor temperature at 15°C after 10 days; keep the relative humidity of the air at 70%; on March 18, planting The taro buds grow to 1.5cm, and new roots are about to emerge. At this time, they are taken out for sowing, and buds and leaves will emerge at the end of March.
Embodiment 2
[0020] On March 1st, select 300kg of seed taro with no disease, no injury, standard shape, and uniform specifications, and expose it to the sun for 1-2 days; then soak it in 0.5‰ potassium permanganate solution for 24 hours, then take it out and dry it; Spread wet sand in the greenhouse as a seedbed. The height of the bottom layer is 20cm and the width is 110cm. Bury the seeded yams with a vertical and horizontal interval of 2.5cm between them, and then cover them tightly with wet sand with a thickness of 3.5cm. Then put the second layer, The third layer, then cover it tightly with wet sand, and then cover it with grass curtains; keep the temperature inside the greenhouse at 23°C for the first 10 days, and keep the indoor temperature at 18°C after 10 days; keep the relative humidity of the air at 75%; March 18 , the seeded taro germinates and grows to 1.8cm, and new roots are about to emerge. At this time, they are taken out for sowing, and buds and leaves will emerge at the ...
Embodiment 3
[0022] On March 1, select 150kg of seed taro with no disease, no injury, standard shape, and uniform specifications, and expose it to the sun for 1-2 days; then soak it in 0.5‰ potassium permanganate solution for 26 hours, then take it out and dry it; Spread wet sand in the greenhouse as a seedbed. The height of the bottom layer is 20cm and the width is 120cm. Bury the seeded taro with a vertical and horizontal interval of 3cm between the seeded taros, and then cover it tightly with wet sand with a thickness of 4cm. Then cover it tightly with wet sand, and then cover it with straw curtains; keep the temperature in the greenhouse at 25°C for the first 10 days, and keep the indoor temperature at 20°C after 10 days; keep the relative humidity of the air at 80%; on March 18, planting The taro buds grow to 2cm, and new roots are about to emerge. At this time, they are taken out for sowing, and buds and leaves will emerge at the end of March.
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