Rainwater harvesting and drought resisting transplanting method adopting butterfly-shaped double-row concave ridges with large pits for deep application and used for flue-cured tobacco
A technology of large nest and flue-cured tobacco, applied in the field of flue-cured tobacco cultivation, can solve the problems of difficulty in transplanting flue-cured tobacco to resist drought, and achieve the effects of improving the quality of tobacco leaves, promoting early growth and rapid growth, and improving the survival rate.
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[0019] A method for transplanting flue-cured tobacco with double rows of concave ridges and large nests with deep butterfly-shaped rain collection and drought resistance, comprising the following steps:
[0020] (1) Soil preparation and ridging: plow the kang in winter in the first year, prepare the land 2-3 months before the ridging in the next year, and do ridging according to the double-row concave ridge method 20 days before transplanting;
[0021] (2) Make a large nest: Make a nest on the ridge according to the distance between plants and rows. The depth of the nest is 20cm, and it is half-conical in shape. The diameter of the upper mouth is 25cm, and the diameter of the lower bottom is 15cm;
[0022] (3) Fertilizing mixed soil: Spread the base fertilizer evenly in the nest, then backfill the soil dug out during the nesting into the nest, mix the soil and fertilizer evenly, and repair the ridges that were damaged during the nesting, and backfill the soil along the top edge...
Embodiment 2
[0026] A method for transplanting flue-cured tobacco with double rows of concave ridges and large nests with deep butterfly-shaped rain collection and drought resistance, comprising the following steps:
[0027] (1) Soil preparation and ridging: plow the kang in winter in the first year, prepare the land 2-3 months before the ridging in the next year, and do ridging according to the double-row concave ridge method 20 days before transplanting;
[0028] (2) Make a large nest: Make a nest on the ridge body according to the distance between plants and rows. The depth of the nest is 20cm, and it is half-conical in shape. The diameter of the upper mouth is 28cm, and the diameter of the lower bottom is 18cm;
[0029] (3) Fertilizing mixed soil: Spread the base fertilizer evenly in the nest, then backfill the soil dug out during the nesting into the nest, mix the soil and fertilizer evenly, and repair the ridges that were damaged during the nesting, and backfill the soil along the top...
Embodiment 3
[0033] A method for transplanting flue-cured tobacco with double rows of concave ridges and large nests with deep butterfly-shaped rain collection and drought resistance, comprising the following steps:
[0034] (1) Soil preparation and ridging: plow the kang in winter in the first year, prepare the land 2-3 months before the ridging in the next year, and do ridging according to the double-row concave ridge method 20 days before transplanting;
[0035] (2) Make a large nest: Make a nest on the ridge according to the distance between plants and rows. The depth of the nest is 20cm, and it is half-conical in shape. The diameter of the upper mouth is 30cm, and the diameter of the lower bottom is 20cm;
[0036] (3) Fertilizing mixed soil: Spread the base fertilizer evenly in the nest, then backfill the soil dug out during the nesting into the nest, mix the soil and fertilizer evenly, and repair the ridges that were damaged during the nesting, and backfill the soil along the top edge...
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