Method for fertilizing tobacco leaf
A fertilization method and tobacco leaf technology, which are applied in fertilization methods, fertilization devices, potash fertilizers and other directions, can solve the problems of loss of economic benefits of tobacco farmers, harm to human health, and damage to tobacco farmers' income, and achieve great promotion and application potential, economic value, and low prices. , Improve the effect of baking quality
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[0016] The flue-cured tobacco K326 variety is selected. At the level of about 200kg per mu, the basic agronomic characteristics of the flue-cured tobacco plow layer are 0.73% organic matter, 0.217% total nitrogen, available phosphorus 6.3*10-6, available potassium 54*10-6, slow-acting potassium It is 447*10-6, pH6.9. The maximum water holding capacity of the soil field is 24.6%. A fertilization method to reduce the infection rate of tobacco wildfire disease and tobacco mosaic disease and improve the drought resistance of flue-cured tobacco. The amount of nutrients absorbed by flue-cured tobacco is different during the growth process: the total content of potassium fertilizer per mu during the entire growth period is 25kg, pure nitrogen The total content is 7.5kg, and the total content of phosphate fertilizer is 2.5kg. First, as a base fertilizer, 7.5kg of nitrogen fertilizer, 2.5kg of phosphorus fertilizer and 19kg of potassium fertilizer were applied when the flue-cured tobac...
Embodiment 2
[0018] Flue-cured tobacco Yunyan 85 variety is selected. At the level of about 180kg per mu, the basic agronomic characteristics of the flue-cured tobacco plow layer are 0.64% organic matter, 0.24% total nitrogen, available phosphorus 5.7*10-6, available potassium 51*10-6, slow-acting Potassium is 426*10-6, pH6.6. The maximum water holding capacity of the soil field is 23.8%. A fertilization method to reduce the infection rate of tobacco wildfire disease and tobacco mosaic disease and improve the drought resistance of flue-cured tobacco. The amount of nutrients absorbed by flue-cured tobacco is different during the growth process: the total content of potassium fertilizer per mu during the entire growth period is 35kg, and the total content of nitrogen fertilizer The content is 8.0kg, and the total content of phosphate fertilizer is 3.0kg. First, as a base fertilizer, 8.0kg of nitrogen fertilizer, 3.0kg of phosphorus fertilizer and 29kg of potassium fertilizer were applied whe...
Embodiment 3
[0020] The flue-cured tobacco Yunyan 87 variety is selected. At the level of about 180kg per mu, the basic agronomic characteristics of the flue-cured tobacco plow layer are 0.67% organic matter, 0.29% total nitrogen, available phosphorus 6.6*10-6, available potassium 65*10-6, slow-acting Potassium is 493*10-6, pH6.4. The maximum water holding capacity of the soil field is 27.2%. A fertilization method for reducing the infection rate of tobacco leaf wildfire disease and tobacco mosaic disease and improving the drought resistance of flue-cured tobacco, which is characterized in that the amount of nutrients absorbed by flue-cured tobacco is different during the growth process: the total content of potassium fertilizer applied per mu during the entire growth period is 30kg , the total content of nitrogen fertilizer is 7.6kg, and the total content of phosphorus fertilizer is 2.6kg. First, as a base fertilizer, 7.6kg of nitrogen fertilizer, 2.6kg of phosphorus fertilizer and 24kg o...
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