Bionics wild cultivation method for ampelopsis grossedentata
A technology of imitating wild cultivation and rattan tea, applied in the field of tea planting, can solve the problems of rattan tea with accumulation of heavy metals, easy occurrence of diseases and insect pests, etc., and achieves the effects of avoiding accumulation of heavy metals, avoiding soil erosion, and being suitable for popularization and use.
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[0020] A method for imitating wild cultivation of vine tea, comprising the following steps:
[0021] 1) Selection of tea garden: The water, minerals and nutrients needed for the growth and development of vine tea are mainly absorbed from the soil through the root system. The vine tea has strong adaptability to the soil and can grow from acidic to alkaline. Tea gardens choose loose soil The original sandy loam soil in the old metamorphic rock strata with rich organic matter and pH value of 5.5 is suitable. Soil fertility is organic matter content 15g / kg, available potassium 50mg / kg, total nitrogen 0.8g / kg, available phosphorus 5mg / kg. The cation exchange capacity is 15mol / kg, and the heavy metal content of harmful substances is less than 0.3mg / kg of total mercury, less than 40mg / kg of total arsenic, less than 250mg / kg of total lead, less than 0.3mg / kg of total cadmium, and less than 150mg / kg of total chromium. The garden does not need to be fully cultivated, and the vine tea l...
Embodiment 2
[0025] A method for imitating wild cultivation of vine tea, comprising the following steps:
[0026] 1) Selection of tea garden: The water, minerals and nutrients needed for the growth and development of vine tea are mainly absorbed from the soil through the root system. The vine tea has strong adaptability to the soil and can grow from acidic to alkaline. Tea gardens choose loose soil Deep and thick organic matter-rich, metamorphic rock old strata primary loam with a pH value of 7.5. Soil fertility is organic matter content 20g / kg, available potassium 100mg / kg, total nitrogen 1.0g / kg, available phosphorus 10mg / kg. The cation exchange capacity is 20mol / kg, and the heavy metal content of harmful substances is less than 0.3mg / kg of total mercury, less than 40mg / kg of total arsenic, less than 250mg / kg of total lead, less than 0.3mg / kg of total cadmium, and less than 150mg / kg of total chromium. The garden does not need to be fully cultivated, and vine tea likes to be warm and hum...
Embodiment 3
[0030] A method for imitating wild cultivation of vine tea, comprising the following steps:
[0031] 1) Selection of tea garden: The water, minerals and nutrients needed for the growth and development of vine tea are mainly absorbed from the soil through the root system. The vine tea has strong adaptability to the soil and can grow from acidic to alkaline. Tea gardens choose loose soil The original loam soil in the old metamorphic rock strata with rich organic matter and pH value of 6 is suitable. The soil fertility is 18g / kg of organic matter, 70mg / kg of available potassium, 0.9g / kg of total nitrogen, and 7mg / kg of available phosphorus. The cation exchange capacity is 18mol / kg, and the heavy metal content of harmful substances is less than 0.3mg / kg of total mercury, less than 40mg / kg of total arsenic, less than 250mg / kg of total lead, less than 0.3mg / kg of total cadmium, and less than 150mg / kg of total chromium. The garden does not need to be fully cultivated, and vine tea l...
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