Potato planting method

Abstract

The invention discloses a potato planting method. The planting method includes steps of (1) dicing to accelerate budding, to be specifically, starting accelerating budding in the early March 20 days before sowing; (2) harrowing the land and ditching; (3) sowing and covering films, to be specifically, placing seed potato dices into ditches in any one of two methods including placing as buds upwards or downwards during sowing; (4) airing germinations and managing the germination period, to be specifically, airing the seedlings growing out of the soil by breaking the film in 20 days around after sowing and after Tomb-sweeping Day so as to steam the seedlings, after the seedlings grow 10 cm high, covering the soil on the film around the seedlings tightly so as to conserve water and suppress weed growth, keeping no watering in the early stage of growing of the potatoes and starting watering after blooming., If in drought days, watering once each ten days, wherein generally speaking, the potatoes can be ripe after twice or three times of watering, watering in ten days before harvesting, and preventing insects such as aphids or thrips. By the potato planting method, labor is greatly saved, potato planting cost is reduced, potato survival rate is increased and potato planting benefits are increased. Accordingly, anti-disease and anti-insect capability of the potatoes can be enhanced, the purpose to achieve high yield and quality is achieved and the potato planting method has high popularization value.

Description

[0001] technical field [0002] The invention relates to a planting method, in particular to a potato planting method, and belongs to the field of agricultural planting methods. Background technique [0003] Potatoes are tuber crops. The stems buried in the ground are swollen and contain a lot of starch, which can provide rich nutritional energy for the eaters. Undoubtedly, this new discovery saved the Indians in the plight of starvation and lit up a chance for their survival. However, the tubers of wild potatoes contain a large amount of solanine, which is poisonous to humans and animals. Many Indians who ate potatoes in the early days also paid for it with their lives. Nevertheless, as a food, potatoes have become more and more closely related to Indians. [0004] Propagate with tubers, cut the potatoes into blocks according to the bud eyes, sow in ridges, sow in March or September, and when the average temperature exceeds 25°C, the underground tubers stop expanding. I...

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Problems solved by technology

However, the tubers of wild potatoes contain a large amount of solanine, which is poisonous to humans and animals. Many Indians who ate potatoes in the early days also paid the price with their lives