Quick rooting organic fertilizer for potted flowers and method for preparing quick rooting organic fertilizer

Abstract

The invention discloses a quick rooting organic fertilizer for potted flowers and a method for preparing the quick rooting organic fertilizer. The quick rooting organic fertilizer comprises, by weight, rice husk, 20 wt% NaOH solution, shell powder, eucalyptus bark, chicken manure, borax, peat soil, blast furnace coal slag, stigma croci, flos chrysanthemi indici, ammonium phosphate, bean curd residues and an appropriate quantity of water. The quick rooting organic fertilizer and the method have the advantages that problems of possible root rot, withering, plant diseases and insect pests of existing potted flowers due to the fact that the air permeability and the water contents of the existing potted flowers are unevenly adjusted can be solved; flower seeds can be promoted to quickly root by the quick rooting organic fertilizer, and the quick rooting organic fertilizer is favorable for growth of the root systems of the potted flowers; the quick rooting organic fertilizer has certain water retention capacity, accordingly, frequent watering can be omitted, and root rot due to frequent watering can be prevented; the ammonium phosphate and particles of the rice husk are adsorbed after the ammonium phosphate is dissolved, and accordingly sustained-release effects can be realized.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of fertilizers, and in particular relates to an organic fertilizer for rapid rooting of potted flowers and a preparation method thereof. Background technique

[0002] With the development of the economy, the use of chemical fertilizers in agriculture is increasing. However, the utilization rate of crops to chemical fertilizers is low, the utilization rate of N fertilizer is 30-35%, and the utilization rate of P fertilizer is 10-20%, which will inevitably cause environmental pollution of chemical fertilizers. The problems of soil structure destruction and soil fertility decline, as well as water eutrophication are irreversible.

[0003] Silicon is one of the important elements necessary for the growth and development of crops. People are paying more and more attention to the research of silicon. The introduction of research has confirmed that silicon can enhance the stems of crops, resist lodging, improve di...