Method of cultivating big allium chinense G. Don

A technology of scallions and plant ash, applied in fertilization methods, bulb cultivation, application, etc., can solve problems such as irrelevant and few

Pending Publication Date: 2019-03-05
聂后昌
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But if you ask, if the amount of fertilizer is equal, how to cultivate it so that the scallions will grow bigger? There may be very few respondents, and the answers will be far-fetched.

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[0006] Example 1. Not in the garden in July, not at home in August. There is a contradiction in this farming proverb about when to plant onions. But people can understand it based on their own experience: onions are dug before the seventh month of the lunar calendar, that is, in June, and before August, that is, planted in July. Generally, scallions are planted in the seventh month of the lunar calendar, and the base fertilizer is applied, and topdressing is rare in the future. Get fat when you get it, and the scallions grow vigorously. In addition to the long leaves, there are hair stalks. One scallion becomes more than a dozen, or even dozens of scallions. See more together, see less separately. No matter how much base fertilizer there is, it is difficult to satisfy a dozen or even dozens of scallions to absorb, and it will be over soon. Not to mention insufficient base fertilizer. If topdressing is not done in time, the growth of scallions will slow down or even stop. ...

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[0007] Embodiment 2: In addition to applying basal fertilizer when planting, it is necessary to topdress frequently and more. Water human excrement and urine once to three times in the first ten days; pour human excrement and urine once to three times a week after the next year. After the frost is planted, add 1 catties of plant ash as base fertilizer to one scallop, and top-dress afterward, and the scallop will be particularly large; apply half a jin of plant ash as basal fertilizer to one scallion, and then add more fertilizer, and the scallion will also grow larger . If no basal fertilizer is applied to the planting of scallops after the frost, and the topdressing is frequent and excessive, or even plant ash is thrown to remedy, the scallops will be quite large.

[0008] The scallions cultivated in this way are big and easy to sell, but because of their small size, the weight of the same area is not necessarily higher than that of the scallions planted in the seventh month ...

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Abstract

The invention provides a method of cultivating big allium chinense G. Don. Plant ash is utilized base fertilizer, and the allium chinense G. Don is planted within one month after first frost; night soil is utilized as a top dressing, after new leaves of the allium chinense G. Don grow out, water is poured more than once in ten days, in the spring of next year, water is poured more than once a week; if there is no the plant ash or the night soil, homogeneity fertilizer can be as a substitute, and chemical fertilizer is not not excluded; the plant ash used for the base fertilizer can be mixed with the night soil; and except for pouring the night soil, the top dressing can be sprayed with the plant ash. The time of plantation of the allium chinense G. Don cannot exceed one month before the first frost, and cannot exceed two months after the first frost at the latest. The invention provides the method for cultivating the big allium chinense G. Don.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to a method for cultivating large scallions. Background technique [0002] If you ask, how to cultivate the scallions to grow bigger? Many people may answer, as long as you are fat enough. But if you ask, if the amount of fertilizer is equal, how to cultivate it so that the scallions will grow bigger? There may be very few respondents, and the answers will be far-fetched. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the invention is to disclose a method for cultivating large scallions. [0004] The technical scheme for realizing the object of the present invention is: take plant ash as base fertilizer, and plant Chinese onion within one month after the fall of frost. Use human excrement and urine as top dressing, water more than once every ten days after the new leaves of the scallions grow, and more than once a week in the spring of the following year. There is no plant ash or human excrement, which can be replaced by...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): C05D1/00C05F3/04C05G1/00A01C21/00A01G22/35
CPCA01C21/005C05D1/00C05F3/04Y02A40/20
Inventor 聂后昌
Owner 聂后昌
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