Nutrient substrate for camellia industrial seedlings culture and preparation method thereof
A nutrient matrix, factory-based technology, applied in applications, fertilizer mixtures, fertilization devices, etc., can solve the problems of inconvenient transportation, difficult rooting of seedlings, affecting the survival rate, etc., so as to reduce manpower and material resources, improve activation properties, and improve survival rate. Effect
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[0026] The preparation method of the present invention is:
[0027] Remove harmful bacteria from the screened leaf humus soil under high-pressure steam (120-150°C), then add perlite, volcanic rock, active substances, and full-nutrient slow-release fertilizer in sequence, and then pack it.
[0028] The active substances of the present invention are nitrogen-fixing bacteria, nitrosifying bacteria, nitrifying bacteria, aerobic cellulolytic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria, yeast, specific enzymes, indoleacetic acid, naphthalic acid, fulvic acid, and mixtures thereof.
[0029] The full-nutrient slow-release fertilizer of the present invention is a known product.
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[0031] The nutrient matrix of the present embodiment is uniformly mixed with humus 50%, perlite 25%, volcanic rock 15%, active substance 5%, and full-nutrient slow-release fertilizer 5%, and becomes the nutrient matrix of camellia factory cultivation.
[0032] During preparation, 50% of leaf humus and 25% of perlite can be mixed for 10 minutes, then 15% of volcanic stone is added and mixed for 10 minutes, and then 5% of active substance and 5% of full-nutrient slow-release fertilizer are added and mixed evenly.
[0033] There is no difference in the effect of the nutritional matrix prepared by the above two methods.
[0034] The active substances in this embodiment can be nitrogen-fixing bacteria, nitrosifying bacteria, nitrifying bacteria, aerobic cellulolytic bacteria, anaerobic bacteria, yeast, specific enzymes, indoleacetic acid, naphthalic acid, fulvic acid, and their mixtures in any proportion.
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