Method for planting orange trees on mountain slope
A technology of orange trees and hillsides, applied in the field of orange tree planting, can solve the problems of quality reduction, low orange quality, soil physical structure damage, etc., and achieve the effects of improving stability, increasing sweetness, and sufficient sunlight
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[0039] A method for planting orange trees on a hillside, comprising the steps of:
[0040] 1) Preparation before planting
[0041] Select a south-facing hillside with a slope of 37°, and its soil layer from the surface to the depth of the soil is a sandy soil layer with a thickness of not less than 121cm, a fine sandstone layer with a thickness of 35cm, and a rock-soil layer with a thickness of 25cm , wherein, the organic matter content in the soil of the sandy soil layer is not less than 0.8%, and the particle size of the sand in the fine sandy layer is 1.72mm;
[0042] On the hillside along its surface, a plurality of cement frame groups are sequentially poured from the foot of the mountain to the top, and each cement frame group is a plurality of cement frames with a side length of 3.5m adjacent to each other, and each cement frame is constructed from bottom to top Backfill the straw layer, tree residue layer and nutrient soil layer with a thickness ratio of 1:1:2 in turn,...
Embodiment 2
[0062] A method for planting orange trees on a hillside, comprising the steps of:
[0063] 1) Preparation before planting
[0064] Select a south-facing hillside with a slope of 41°. The soil layer from the surface to the depth of the soil is a sandy soil layer with a thickness of not less than 127cm, a fine sandstone layer with a thickness of 38cm, and a rock-soil layer with a thickness of 27cm. , wherein, the organic matter content in the soil of the sandy soil layer is not less than 0.8%, and the particle size of the sand in the fine sandy layer is 1.78mm;
[0065] On the hillside along its surface, a plurality of cement frame groups are sequentially poured from the foot of the mountain to the top, and each cement frame group is a plurality of cement frames with a side length of 3.5m adjacent to each other, and each cement frame is constructed from bottom to top Backfill the straw layer, tree residue layer and nutrient soil layer with a thickness ratio of 1:1:2 in turn, an...
Embodiment 3
[0085] A method for planting orange trees on a hillside, comprising the steps of:
[0086] 1) Preparation before planting
[0087] Select a south-facing hillside with a slope of 45°. The soil layer from the surface to the depth of the soil is a sandy soil layer with a thickness of not less than 138cm, a fine sandstone layer with a thickness of 45cm, and a rock-soil layer with a thickness of 30cm. , wherein, the organic matter content in the soil of the sandy soil layer is not less than 0.8%, and the particle size of the sand in the fine sandy layer is 1.82mm;
[0088] On the hillside along its surface, a plurality of cement frame groups are sequentially poured from the foot of the mountain to the top, and each cement frame group is a plurality of cement frames with a side length of 3.5m adjacent to each other, and each cement frame is constructed from bottom to top Backfill the straw layer, tree residue layer and nutrient soil layer with a thickness ratio of 1:1:2 in turn, an...
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