Planting fertilizer for landscape architecture plants

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of fertilizers and specifically relates to a planting fertilizer for landscape architecture plants. The planting fertilizer is prepared by processing the raw materials including perlite, herba epimedii powder, shell powder, EM bactericide, sawdust, ammonium molybdate, boric acid powder, garlic powder, silkworm excrement modified matter, urea, cortex dictamni dregs, soil modifier and bagasse. The planting fertilizer can supply the nutrients necessary to the growth of the landscape architecture plants; the planting fertilizer is capable of enhancing the biological activity of soil, relieving the soil hardening, modifying the soil property, increasing the soil temperature, improving the soil structure, loosening soil, and promoting the permeability, ventilation and water retention capacity, thereby benefiting the root growth of plants; the physiological diseases of the landscape architecture plants are reduced, the stress resistance of the plants is promoted, and beneficial conditions are created for the propagation and activity of soil microorganisms and are beneficial to the growth of the plants; besides, the raw materials of the planting fertilizer can be easily acquired and are low in cost, environment-friendly and great in marketing value.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of fertilizers, and in particular relates to a garden landscape plant planting fertilizer. Background technique [0002] Garden landscape plants include woody and herbaceous plants for viewing flowers, leaves or fruits, as well as protective plants and economic plants suitable for gardens, green spaces and scenic spots. Plants used for indoor flower decoration also belong to garden plants. Garden plants are divided into two categories: woody garden plants and herbaceous garden plants. [0003] After the trees are planted, they mainly rely on the roots to absorb water and inorganic salts from the soil for normal growth. As the roots can reach, the amount of nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and some trace elements contained in the soil is limited. Yes, if the absorption time is long, the nutrients in the soil will be insufficient to meet the needs of trees to continue to grow; in addition, garden tr...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] After the trees are planted, they mainly rely on the roots to absorb water and inorganic salts from the soil for normal growth. As the roots can reach, the amount of nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and some trace elements contained in the soil is limited. Yes, if the absorption time is long, the nutrients in the soil will be insufficient to meet the needs of trees to continue to grow; in addition, garden trees generally grow in cities, and the dead branches and leaves are either swept away or burned, and the amount returned to the soil is very small. less; ground paving and people stepping on cars to press the soil, the surface nutrients are n