Pecan-trichosanthes kirilowii interplanting method

Abstract

The invention discloses a pecan-trichosanthes kirilowii interplanting method, which includes the following steps: soil preparation and fertilization, transplanting, pruning, transplanting of trichosanthes kirilowii seedlings, and mixed management. Trichosanthes kirilowii vines climb a whole shelf at the end of June, the temperature of the tree root is 3-5 DEG C lower than that of other places, andburns caused by high temperature exposure of the trunk and ground in summer are prevented. A better environment is provided for the growth of pecans, the practice has proved that pecan-trichosantheskirilowii interplanting can achieve fruit bearing ahead of time, in the second year of 2+2 seedling interplanting, some trees blossom. In the sunshade area under the vines, it is difficult for weeds to grow under the whole shelf, which not only avoids competing for water and fertilizer between weeds and pecan trees, but also reduces the weeding labor on ridges.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of planting pecans, and in particular relates to a planting method for interplanting pecans and gourds. Background technique [0002] Although pecans have been introduced and cultivated in many areas of our country, most of them take about 5-6 years to bear fruit from planting to fruiting, and the yield cannot be reached. It takes 8 years for a high yield. During this period, the land transfer rent, Field management, fertilizer and water, weeding, etc. must be in place, and 8 years is really unaffordable for many farmers. Therefore, Tomson Agricultural Development Co., Ltd. develops under-forest planting based on its own situation. The purpose is to use the resources of open and idle under-forest land to increase farmers’ income, achieve a virtuous circle of protection, development, protection, and development, and then better achieve sustainability. sexual development. After observing, analyzing and comparing multi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] Although pecans have been introduced and cultivated in many areas of our country, most of them take about 5-6 years to bear fruit from planting to fruiting, and the yield cannot be reached. It takes 8 years for a high yield. During this period, the land transfer rent, Field management, fertilizer and water, weeding, etc. must be in place, and 8 years is really unaffordable for many farmers