Cultivation management method for reducing diseases and insect pests of salvia miltiorrhiza
A cultivation management, pest and disease technology, applied in fertilization methods, horticultural methods, root crop cultivation, etc., can solve problems such as being unsuitable for large-scale production, dwarf plant growth, and the impact of pests and diseases, and reduce the occurrence of Salvia leaf spot and blight , root rot control, the effect of reducing root rot
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Embodiment 1
[0032] A cultivation and management method for reducing the occurrence of Danshen pests and diseases, the method is specifically as follows:
[0033] (1) Select the plot where the previous crop is wheat as the plot for planting Salvia miltiorrhiza;
[0034] (2) In the middle of October of the first year, start to prepare the land, apply the base fertilizer, plow and rake it evenly and place it for the winter; the amount of the base fertilizer is: 120kg / mu of organically decomposed human and livestock manure, 150kg / mu of decomposed sawdust, and 80kg / mu of mushroom planting waste ;
[0035] (3) In mid-April of the second year, a high ridge was set up, and the height of the ridge was 40cm; the width was 20cm, and when the height of the salvia miltiorrhiza seedlings was 8-10cm, transplanting and planting were carried out; during planting, the plant spacing was 25cm, and the row spacing was 80cm;
[0036] (4) After planting, it is covered with black mulch, and the mulch is removed...
Embodiment 2
[0042] A cultivation and management method for reducing the occurrence of Danshen pests and diseases, the method is specifically as follows:
[0043] (1) Select the plot where the previous crop is millet as the plot for planting salvia miltiorrhiza;
[0044] (2) In the first ten days of October of the first year, start to prepare the land, apply the base fertilizer, plow and rake it evenly and place it for the winter; the amount of the base fertilizer is: 180kg / mu of organically decomposed human and livestock manure, 100kg / mu of decomposed sawdust, and 120kg / mu of mushroom planting waste ;
[0045] (3) In the middle of April of the second year, a high ridge was raised, and the height of the ridge was 50cm; the width was 30cm, and when the height of the salvia miltiorrhiza seedlings was 8-10cm, transplanting and planting were carried out; during planting, the plant spacing was 30cm, and the row spacing was 60cm;
[0046] (4) After planting, it is covered with black plastic fil...
Embodiment 3
[0052] A cultivation and management method for reducing the occurrence of Danshen pests and diseases, the method is specifically as follows:
[0053] (1) Select the plot where the previous crop is sorghum as the plot for planting Salvia miltiorrhiza;
[0054] (2) Start site preparation in October of the first year, apply the base fertilizer and then plow and rake evenly and place it for the winter; the consumption of the base fertilizer is: 140kg / mu of organically decomposed human and livestock manure, 140kg / mu of decomposed sawdust, and 110kg / mu of mushroom planting waste;
[0055] (3) In mid-April of the second year, a high ridge was erected, and the height of the ridge was 48cm; the width was 22cm, and when the height of the salvia miltiorrhiza seedlings was 8-10cm, transplanting and planting were carried out; during planting, the plant spacing was 28cm, and the row spacing was 65cm;
[0056] (4) After planting, it is covered with black mulch, and the mulch is removed after...
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