Method for wild-imitating planting of high-stalk polyphylla rhizoma paridis

A planting method and wild-imitation technology, which is applied in the field of imitation of wild planting of high-stalked eucalyptus, can solve the problems of increasing the planting cost of eucalyptus, daunting planting of eucalyptus, long investment return period, etc., and achieves good development prospects, no pesticide residues, The effect of high yield

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-10-12
澜沧澎勃生物药业有限公司
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However, it takes 8-10 years from planting to harvesting for artificial cultivation of Pricklywood, and the return on investment period is relatively long. Shad...

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[0018] A method for imitating wild planting of high-stem heavy buildings, comprising the steps of:

[0019] Site selection: Choose a shady plot with an altitude of 1500m, a climate temperature of 20°C, an annual precipitation of more than 800mm, and a soil pH value of 6. tree branches or lay shade nets to keep the shading rate at 60%;

[0020] Soil preparation: After the land is cleared, carry out comprehensive deep plowing with a depth of 25cm, and then level the land to make a furrow. The width of the furrow is 120cm, the width of the ditch is 30cm, and the depth of the ditch is 25cm; The thickness of the distribution is 5cm. After the distribution of the substrate is completed, the last plowing is carried out, wherein the substrate is an organic fertilizer made of mountain soil, sheep manure and rotted leaves with a mass ratio of 5:3:1;

[0021] Transplanting: put the chrysanthemum seedlings or rhizomes into the chrysanthemum planting ditch with a spacing of 10cm, and cove...

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[0027] A method for imitating wild planting of high-stem heavy buildings, comprising the steps of:

[0028] Site selection: Choose a shady plot with an altitude of 2000m, a climate temperature of 14°C, an annual precipitation of more than 800mm, and a soil pH value of 5. tree branches or lay shade nets to keep the shading rate at 70%;

[0029] Soil preparation: After the land is cleared, carry out comprehensive deep plowing with a depth of 30cm, and then level the land to make a furrow with a width of 120cm, a ditch width of 30cm, and a ditch depth of 25cm; the prepared substrate is evenly distributed on the soil planting ground, and the substrate The thickness of the distribution is 7cm. After the distribution of the substrate is completed, the last plowing is carried out, wherein the substrate is an organic fertilizer made of mountain soil, sheep manure and rotted leaves with a mass ratio of 5:3:1;

[0030] Transplanting: put the chrysanthemum seedlings or rhizomes into the...

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Abstract

The invention discloses a method for imitating the wild planting of high-stalked eucalyptus, planting the eucalyptus under the forest, comprising the following steps: selecting land, preparing the site, transplanting, fertilizing, eliminating diseases, removing weeds, and digging, soil under the forest A natural pollution-free organic humus soil layer is formed, and farmyard manure and sheep manure are used in fertilization, and pesticides such as pesticides are not sprayed. Therefore, the medicinal materials produced by the present invention have no chemical fertilizer pollution and no pesticide residues. The present invention imitates the wild planting of the high-stalked prickly plant, the stem height of the prickly plant is 40-2800px, the yield of the cultivated prickly plant medicinal material is high, and the quality is stable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of cultivation of Chinese herbal medicines, in particular to a method for imitating wild planting of high-stalked eucalyptus. Background technique [0002] Chonglou, also known as four unicorn lotus, seven-leaf one-branch flower, and Chonglou-one-branch arrow, belongs to Liliaceae and is a perennial herb. The medicinal part is the dry tuber of Chonglou, which is bitter in taste, slightly cold, slightly poisonous, and returns to the liver meridian. It has the effects of reducing heat and detoxification, reducing swelling and stopping bleeding, cooling the liver and relieving convulsions, etc. The medicinal polyphylla is mainly collected in the wild, and some are artificially introduced and cultivated. Due to excessive excavation, the reserves of wild resources have further shrunk, and the price has risen year after year. [0003] The artificial cultivation of heavy buildings has become an inevitable choice f...

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IPC IPC(8): A01G1/00
CPCA01G22/00
Inventor 彭磊
Owner 澜沧澎勃生物药业有限公司
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