Special fertilizer for milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons and double-stubble planting method for sweetness enhancement of milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons

Through the fermentation method of milk watermelon-specific fertilizer, black goat dung and other raw materials are used to form solid and liquid organic fertilizers, which solves the problem of chemical fertilizers destroying soil nutrients and pesticide residues in watermelon planting, improves the sweetness and safety of the melon and fruit, and achieves It achieves efficient planting results without chemical fertilizers or pesticides.

CN109081755AInactive Publication Date: 2018-12-25董月强
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Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
董月强
Filing Date
2018-07-13
Publication Date
2018-12-25
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Technical Problem

The long-term use of chemical fertilizers in existing watermelon cultivation destroys soil nutrients, resulting in reduced sweetness of melons and fruits, and there are problems with high pesticide residues.

Method used

The preparation method of special fertilizer for milk melon is adopted, including the fermentation of black goat dung, sophora grass, sesame meal, bran, organic fresh milk and fermentation bacteria to form solid and liquid organic fertilizer, which is fertilized through flood irrigation and foliar fertilizer. Avoid the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

Benefits of technology

Improve soil nutrition, increase the sweetness and taste of fruits, reduce pesticide residues, ensure the safety and health of fruits, and achieve efficient planting without chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

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Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of organic fertilizers and planting of watermelons and muskmelons, and provides a special fertilizer for milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons and a double-stubble planting method for sweetness enhancement of milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons. The special fertilizer for the milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons comprises black goat manure, sophora alopecuroide, sesame seed meal, bran, organic fresh milk, brown sugar and zymophyte. The black goat manure is pulverized into powder by a pulverizer, the sophora alopecuroide is pulverizedinto 1 cm to 2 cm, and the ratio of the black goat manure, the sophora alopecuroide, the sesame seed meal, the brans, the organic fresh milk, the brown sugar and the zymophyte is 2700-3200: 80: 50: 150: 5: 1. The double-stubble planting method for sweetness enhancement of the milk irrigated watermelons and muskmelons comprises the following steps: selection of a nursery seedling plate and soil, cleaning and germination accelerating of seeds, soil preparation, transplanting, irrigation, topdressing, shaping and forking of watermelon and muskmelon vines and fruit bearing of the watermelons and the muskmelons. The problems that in an existing watermelon and muskmelon planting process, soil nutrients are damaged due to the fact that chemical fertilizers are used for a long time, and the sweetness of melons is reduced are solved.
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