Planting method for shortening growth period of largehead atractylodes rhizome
A planting method and technology of Atractylodes atractylodes, applied in the field of shortening the growth period of Atractylodes atractylodes, can solve the problems of long land occupation time, low land utilization rate, shortening Atractylodes atractylodes, etc., and achieve the effects of increasing economic income, accelerating growth, and shortening the growth period
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[0018] A planting method for shortening the growth period of Atractylodes macrocephala, comprising the following steps:
[0019] (1) Sowing: In late April, plow the soil deeply by 30-40cm, rake it finely, and sow Atractylodes macrocephala seeds in a drill at a rate of 80-82kg per hectare. Sow peanuts 2 days later, and then sow sesame and sesame seeds 5 days after Atractylodes sowing The sowing amount is 13% lower than the traditional single sowing amount, which can make the three kinds of plants fully absorb nutrients and make full use of the nutrients in the soil. Atractylodes macrocephala seedlings need very little nutrients, while sesame and peanuts need more nutrients. The nutrient components of the soil are coordinated and absorbed to promote the growth of the three plants. At the same time, sesame can fully shade Atractylodes atractylodes from the sun, improve the survival rate of Atractylodes atractylodes seedlings, and have to be planted together; the sowing, from right...
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[0026] A planting method for shortening the growth period of Atractylodes macrocephala, comprising the following steps:
[0027] (1) Sowing: In late April, plow the soil deeply by 30-40cm, rake finely, and sow Atractylodes macrocephala seeds in a drill at a rate of 80-82kg per hectare. Sow peanuts 2 days later, and then sow sesame and sesame seeds 6 days after Atractylodes sowing The sowing amount is 14% lower than the traditional single sowing amount, which can make the three kinds of plants fully absorb nutrients and make full use of the nutrients in the soil. Atractylodes macrocephala seedlings need very little nutrients, while sesame and peanuts need more nutrients. The nutrient components of the soil are coordinated and absorbed to promote the growth of the three plants. At the same time, sesame can fully shade Atractylodes atractylodes from the sun, improve the survival rate of Atractylodes atractylodes seedlings, and have to be planted together; the sowing, from right to...
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[0034] A planting method for shortening the growth period of Atractylodes macrocephala, comprising the following steps:
[0035](1) Sowing: In late April, plow the soil deeply by 30-40cm, rake it finely, and sow Atractylodes macrocephala seeds in a drill at a rate of 80-82kg per hectare. Sow peanuts 3 days later, and then sow sesame and sesame seeds 6 days after Atractylodes sowing The sowing amount is 15% less than the traditional single sowing amount, which can make the three kinds of plants fully absorb nutrients and make full use of the nutrients in the soil. Atractylodes macrocephala seedlings need very little nutrients, while sesame and peanuts need more nutrients. The nutrient components of the soil are coordinated and absorbed to promote the growth of the three plants. At the same time, sesame can fully shade Atractylodes atractylodes from the sun, improve the survival rate of Atractylodes atractylodes seedlings, and have to be planted together; the sowing, from right t...
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