Stereoscopic planting method of actinidia chinensis planch-colocasia esculenta-zizania latifolia

Abstract

The invention discloses a stereoscopic planting method of actinidia chinensis planch-colocasia esculenta-zizania latifolia. The method comprises the steps that 1) ditching and banking are carried outon the periphery of a planting base, and a surrounding ditch in a dam is connected with a ditch system in an actinidia chinensis planch orchard to form a closed circulation environment capable of naturally collecting water; 2) after mechanical operation is carried out to centralize the surface soil in the planting base, an actinidia chinensis planch planting ridge is formed each 8 meters, two lines of actinidia chinensis planches are planted on one ridge, and 90-100 plants of actinidia chinensis planches are planted per mu; 3) a gutter with 1-1.2 meters of width is dug between actinidia chinensis planch planting ridges, the dug soil heightens the soil at the two sides, and the colocasia esculenta is planted at the two sides; and the zizania latifolia is planted in the gutter; 4) geese arestocked in a plantation, ecological species of misgurnus anguillicaudatus and fogs are bred in the gutter, and the natural purification of water quality is ensured. The stereoscopic planting method ofthe actinidia chinensis planch-colocasia esculenta-zizania latifolia has the advantages that the high-quality production of the actinidia chinensis planch, colocasia esculenta, zizania latifolia is promoted, and the planting method is a new technical mode of protecting the environment and promoting sustained and efficient development of argriculture.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a three-dimensional planting technology, in particular to a three-dimensional planting method of kiwifruit-taro-zizania officinalis. Background technique [0002] Kiwifruit belongs to Actinidiaceae and is a perennial vine. It is suitable for growing in a warm, humid, shaded and water-free environment. It needs suitable temperature, moisture and light. The soil is slightly acidic, the soil layer should be deep, and the drainage should be good. [0003] Taro, also known as taro, is a plant of the genus Araceae. It is native to tropical swamplands such as China, India, and Peninsular Malaysia in southern Asia. Now it is widely cultivated in the world. Taro needs high temperature and high humidity. It should be planted in humid areas. It is resistant to low light and does not have strict requirements on light. It grows well under the sun, and requires short-day conditions for bulb formation and expansion. [0004] Zizania is a pe...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] At present, people are monocultured kiwifruit, taro and wild rice stems separately, so that the utilization rate of the land is relatively low, resulting in waste of land resources; Based on the principle of mutual symbiosis and complementarity, using the mate...

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