Anti-freezing nutrient solution for crape myrtle

Abstract

The invention provides an anti-freezing nutrient solution for crape myrtle, and relates to a crape myrtle excellent green anti-freezing technology. Since the crape myrtle has a very high ornamental value, the crape myrtle serving as a landscape tree is planted at public places such as two sides of a road and parks, and the anti-freezing solution of the crape myrtle should be green and friendly, and free of harm to people and livestock. The anti-freezing solution prepared by matching innocuous and non-poisonous raw materials such as polyethylene glycol, magnesium sulfate, tetramethylolmethane, glucose, plant hormone abscisic acid (ABA), glycerol and gelatin according to a certain ratio is capable of well strengthening the cold hardiness of the crape myrtle, the manufacturing process is simple, and a product is low in price and has excellent market popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an antifreeze nutrient solution, in particular to a crape myrtle antifreeze nutrient solution. Background technique [0002] Lagerstroemia indica has high ornamental value, and is easy to plant and manage. In the garden, according to the actual situation of the local area and the needs of landscaping, scientific and artistic landscaping can be carried out by means of isolated planting, opposite planting, group planting, cluster planting and row planting. For example, it is planted in clusters or groups on hillsides, flat ground or scenic spots; it is arranged on the waterfront and poolside, and the viewing effect is excellent; it is arranged next to rocks and standing peaks; it is arranged among evergreen trees. The leaves of crape myrtle turn red and yellow in spring and late autumn, so in landscaping, crape myrtle is often arranged among evergreen trees to solve the problem of monotonous colors in the garden; while several p...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in recent years, cold air activities in my country have been frequent in winter, and southern China has been plagued by large-scale rain, snow and freezing weather for many times. The cold weather can easily cause low-temperature chilling and freezing damage to crape myrtle, resulting in the death of crape myrtle, a valuable tree species.

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