A kind of method transplanting dendrobium candidum on moso bamboo

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of cultivating dendrobium officinale through trees, and in particular relates to a method for transplanting dendrobium officinale into phyllostachys pubescen. The method is that phyllostachys pubescen is pretreated and transplanted, and phyllostachys pubescen and dendrobium officinal are internally and externally wrapped with lichen, so as to ensure that the environment for dendrobium officinale is close to wild growth environment; before and after transplanting dendrobium officinale into phyllostachys pubescen trees, a #2 agent and a #3 agent are utilized for processing phyllostachys pubescen and phyllostachys pubescen trees on which dendrobium officinale is bundled, so as to meet the nutritional requirements of dendrobium officinale growing on phyllostachys pubescen, and as a result, the survival rate can be raised; the growth environment of dendrobium officinale is kept in a long-term moist environment by the final-period management, and therefore, the water requirements of dendrobium officinale growing and wild environment simulation requirements can be met. The method has the advantages that the input-output ratio of dendrobium officinale is 2.1 to 3.23 times that in the prior art; the cost of transplanting dendrobium officinale into phyllostachys pubescen is decreased by 10 to 40% by being compared with the cost of transplanting dendrobium officinale into phyllostachys pubescen in the prior art.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of planting dendrobium candidum, in particular to a method for transplanting dendrobium candidum on moso bamboo. Background technique [0002] Dendrobium officinalis (Herba Dendrodii Officinalis) belongs to the aerial orchidaceae herb. Dendrobium can be divided into dozens of species such as yellow grass, nobile, horsewhip, etc. Dendrobium candidum is the best product of Dendrobium, just like "gold" in metals and "wild ginseng" in ginseng. The wild "iron skin" Dendrobium is a rare and endangered plant under the national key second-level protection. It is named for its iron-green skin. Dendrobium officinale has unique medicinal value. The "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" in the Qin and Han Dynasties records that Dendrobium officinale "mainly injures, eliminates numbness, lowers qi, nourishes the five viscera, strengthens yin, and thickens the stomach after long-term use"; it was written in a The Taoist medical ...

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[0003] At present, the method for planting and cultivating Dendrobium candidum is varied, as patent No. CN200510060723.1 " a kind of cultivation method of dendrobium " discloses " described plant pole is preferably living tree pole ", promptly is the dendrobium living wood Above-mentioned cultivation technology; Another example is that the patent No. CN201310052426.7 discloses in "A Dendrobium Imitation Wild Planting Cultivation Method" that "the Dendrobium candidum cluster seedlings are wrapped with moss and planted in the sheath after wrapping the root head diameter, watering Field planting water; "i.e. use moss as dendrobium cultivation imitation wild planting method to cultivate; and for example " a kind of Chinese fir tree cultivation method of dendrobium candidum " that patent number is CN201210380978.6 discloses " using the input of the obtained dendrobium candidum The output ratio is 1.36-1.50 times higher than the input-output ratio obtained by other cultivation methods of Dendrobium candidum.” From this, it can be known that the current technical plan for planting Dendrobium candidum is not only a leap from the traditional planting method. It has reached the cultivation method of trees on living wood, and has also advanced the technology of dendrobium cultivation to imitation wild cultivation, that is, using lichen as the substrate for cultivation. The output ratio has increased by 1.36-1.50 times; however, the technical scheme for the cultivation of Dendrobium candidum moso bamboo is still relatively immature, so that the input and output of Dendrobium candidum in the cultivation of moso bamboo are relatively low, and the existing technology for planting Dendrobium candidum has obtained The nutritional value of Dendrobium officinale is low, and the nutritional value of some Dendrobium can not meet the needs of medicine