Fertilization method for improving citrus orchard soil and improving citrus quality
A fertilization method and citrus technology, applied in the direction of fertilization method, fertilization device, application, etc., can solve the problems of citrus tree roots floating, blocking spraying facilities, and high labor costs, so as to enhance tree vigor, promote root growth, and increase the number and types of effects
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[0036] This embodiment relates to a method for fertilizing citrus orchard soil improvement and improving citrus quality, comprising the following steps:
[0037] 1. Apply base fertilizer after picking citrus: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 20kg / mu; commercial organic fertilizer 150kg / mu, soil conditioner 45kg / mu. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers, commercial organic fertilizers, and soil conditioners are dug and buried in tree trays, and watered after covering with soil.
[0038] 2. Fertilizer before flowering: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 10kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 3.0*10 8 / mL) 20L / mu, foliage spraying boron fertilizer 300mL / mu.
[0039] 3. Fertilizer for young fruit formation period: calcium magnesium fertilizer (15-0-0-15-7) 15kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 300 million / mL) 10L / mu, organic carbon fertilizer 30kg / mu, 250mL / mu of...
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[0049] This embodiment relates to a method for fertilizing citrus orchard soil improvement and improving citrus quality, comprising the following steps:
[0050] 1. Apply base fertilizer after picking citrus: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 25kg / mu; commercial organic fertilizer 150kg / mu, soil conditioner 45kg / mu. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers, commercial organic fertilizers, and soil conditioners are dug and buried in tree trays, and watered after covering with soil.
[0051] 2. Fertilizer before flowering: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 15kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 3.0*10 8 / mL) 20L / mu, foliage spraying boron fertilizer 300mL / mu.
[0052] 3. Fertilizer for young fruit formation period: calcium magnesium fertilizer (15-0-0-15-7) 15kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 300 million / mL) 10L / mu, organic carbon fertilizer 25kg / mu, 300mL / mu of...
Embodiment 3
[0065] This embodiment relates to a method for fertilizing citrus orchard soil improvement and improving citrus quality, comprising the following steps:
[0066] 1. Apply base fertilizer after picking citrus: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 15kg / mu; commercial organic fertilizer 150kg / mu, soil conditioner 40kg / mu. Nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers, commercial organic fertilizers, and soil conditioners are dug and buried in tree trays, and watered after covering with soil.
[0067] 2. Fertilizer before flowering: nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer (15-40-10) 15kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 3.0*10 8 / mL) 20L / mu, foliage spraying boron fertilizer 300mL / mu.
[0068] 3. Fertilizer for young fruit formation period: Calcium magnesium fertilizer (15-0-0-15-7) 20kg / mu, compound microbial bacterial solution (effective number of viable bacteria ≥ 300 million / mL) 15L / mu, organic carbon fertilizer 25kg / mu, 300mL / mu of...
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