Lily planting method

Abstract

The invention discloses a lily planting method and belongs to the technical field of flower planting. The method includes the steps of selection and preparation of land, planting, field management, disease control and harvesting. The method is characterized in that four-year-old mother bulbs with developed roots and 3-5 bulblets are selected as seeds, the seeds are soaked in 50% 500 times dilution of carbendazim and agricultural streptomycin for 20 minutes and then is soaked in a 30% alcoholic solution for 3-5 minutes, and finally the seeds are washed thoroughly through sterile water, aired and seeded. Compared with existing lily planting methods, the lily planting method has the advantages that the four-year-old bulblets are selected as seeds, plants are mature, and the disease resistance and the reproductive capacity of the bulblets reach the best state, so the emergence rate and the quality can be improved beneficially.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of flower planting, and in particular relates to a lily planting method. Background technique [0002] Lily, also known as wild lily, is distributed in Jiangsu, Hunan, Gansu, Henan, and Zhejiang provinces. Its main application value lies in ornamental, while Lanzhou lily is large and sweet. It can be used as snacks and dishes, and is famous for its edible value. . Lily contains a variety of alkaloids such as colchicine and nutrients such as starch, protein, fat, calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin C, and β-carotene. It is of great benefit to infirmity and neurasthenia after illness. It is a kind of flower with both medicine and food. Lily bulbs are used as medicine. Its nature is flat, sweet and slightly bitter; Lily is a perennial bulbous herbaceous flower, which likes humidity and light, and is suitable for growing in sandy soil with deep, fertile and loose soil, rich in humus and...

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Problems solved by technology

The traditional method of planting lilies in the ground, because the soil is heavy and easy to harden, it is easy to breed various soil-borne diseases, which is not conducive to the growth of lilies, and thus seriously affects the quality of lilies. Although the soil is disinfected and improved every year, the effect is not obvious

In addition, continuous cropping of lilies is prohibited, and the soil where lilies have been planted usually needs to be replanted at intervals of about four years to ensure the relative quality of lilies. For professional lily growers, the land utilization rate is too low