Fabrication method of soilless culture matrix for vegetables
The technology of a soilless culture substrate and a production method is applied in the directions of fertilizer mixture, fertilization device, application, etc., can solve the problems of difficult to meet vegetable substrate cultivation, high cost of peat, difficult collection, etc., and achieves low cost, abundant trace elements, and reduced Effects of Environmental Pollution
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[0029] A method for making a substrate for soilless cultivation of vegetables. The substrate uses organic waste such as coconut shell powder, alcohol biogas residue, and straw powder as main raw materials, and uses carbonized rice husk or plant ash, frozen soil or marsh mud, perlite, and vermiculite as the main raw materials. Auxiliary materials; among them, coconut shell powder is the wet material processed by soaking domestic or imported coconut bran in water, with a water content of 50% and a particle size of 1-6mm; The residue formed after oxygen fermentation produces biogas; the straw powder is the crushed and processed crop straw, the particle size is 1-5mm, and the water content is 65%; the permafrost is the humus soil on the hillside surface that has been exposed to the sun and frozen at night in winter and repeatedly frozen , with high humus content, good water absorption, and convenient materials; biogas sludge is the sediment of the biogas tank after drying; carboniz...
Embodiment 2
[0046] A method for making a substrate for soilless cultivation of vegetables. The substrate uses organic waste such as coconut shell powder, alcohol biogas residue, and straw powder as main raw materials, and uses carbonized rice husk or plant ash, frozen soil or marsh mud, perlite, and vermiculite as the main raw materials. Auxiliary materials; among them, coconut shell powder is the wet material processed by soaking domestic or imported coconut peat in water, with a water content of 75% and a particle size of 1-6mm; The residue formed after oxygen fermentation produces biogas; the straw powder is the crushed and processed crop straw, the particle size is 1-5mm, and the water content is 55%; the permafrost is the humus soil on the hillside surface that has been exposed to the sun and frozen at night in winter and repeatedly frozen , with high humus content, good water absorption, and convenient materials; biogas sludge is the sediment of the biogas tank after drying; carboniz...
Embodiment 3
[0062] A method for making a substrate for soilless cultivation of vegetables. The substrate uses organic waste such as coconut shell powder, alcohol biogas residue, and straw powder as main raw materials, and uses carbonized rice husk or plant ash, frozen soil or marsh mud, perlite, and vermiculite as the main raw materials. Auxiliary materials; among them, coconut shell powder is the wet material processed by domestic or imported coconut bran soaked in water, with a water content of 60% and a particle size of 1-6 mm; alcohol biogas residue is the leftovers after extracting alcohol from cassava raw materials, and then dried The residue formed after oxygen fermentation produces biogas; the straw powder is the crushed and processed crop straw, the particle size is 1-5mm, and the water content is 60%; the permafrost is the humus soil on the hillside surface that has been exposed to the sun and frozen at night in winter and repeatedly frozen , with high humus content, good water a...
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