Planting soil for flowers and plants

Abstract

The invention provides planting soil for flowers and plants. According to a formula, the planting soil is prepared from 30-50 parts of leaf mold, 15-23 parts of tea residues, 8-12 parts of garlic husks, 11-14 parts of animal bone powder, 8-13 parts of vinasse, 7-10 parts of Chinese ilex leaves, 4-7 parts of sorbitol, 5-8 parts of fish scales, 4-7 parts of pepper powder, 5-9 parts of sawdust, 2-4 parts of chitosan, 8-11 parts of aloe juice, 12-15 parts of rice chaff powder, 18-20 parts of lotus leaves, 3-5 parts of phosphate fertilizer, 6-9 parts of potash fertilizer, 1-3 parts of nitrogen fertilizer, 4-9 parts of tobacco, 0.5-1 part of folic acid and 3-4 parts of vitamins. The vinasse is added and also contains a variety of trace elements required by flowers and plants in growth except more phosphorus and potash fertilizers, the organic fertilizers in the soil can be decomposed to form humus, the macromolecular organic matter which cannot be absorbed by the root systems of flowers and plants are converted into inorganic ions which can be absorbed, pathogenic bacteria left in the soil can be killed, and accordingly insect pests of the flowers and plants are inhibited.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of gardens, in particular to soil for planting flowers. Background technique [0002] Peat, also known as peat, is generally considered to be the best soilless culture medium by countries all over the world so far. However, peat resources are on the verge of depletion. Therefore, countries have successively formulated relevant laws and regulations to limit the excessive development and utilization of peat resources. [0003] In the process of agricultural and forestry production, a large number of rich wastes will be produced, such as straw, corn cob, sawdust, etc. These agricultural and forestry wastes are rich in minerals and organic matter, but at present, these wastes are discarded at will or Only simple backfill processing results in a great waste of resources. It is urgent and necessary to use agricultural organic waste from a wide range of sources to develop a flower seedling cultivation substrate t...

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Problems solved by technology

However, peat resources are on the verge of depletion. Therefore, countries have successively formulated relevant laws and regulations to limit the excessive development and utilization of peat resources.

[0003] In the process of agricultural and forestry production, a large number of rich wastes will be produced, such as straw, corn cobs, sawdust, etc. These agricultural and forestry wastes are rich in minerals and organic matter, but at present, these wastes are discarded at will or Only simple backfill processing results in a great waste of resources