Bulbil yellow konjak slicing reproduction method
A technology of cutting into pieces and pearl buds, applied in the field of plant cultivation, can solve the problems of inability to grow konjac konjac and white konjac in pieces, low reproductive coefficient of konjac konjac, high planting risk of konjac konjac, etc., so as to shorten the planting period, facilitate field management, The effect of reducing production costs
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[0010] A method for dicing and propagating bulbilous flavonoid konjac, comprising the steps of: For material selection, when the temperature rises above 10°C in early March, select 220 bulbil yellow konjac bulbs with a weight of 300-400 grams, a healthy and plump shape, and no disease. Cut into pieces, cut longitudinally along the terminal bud, and divide the bulb into 4 equal pieces. For debridement, the disinfectant is made of carbendazim, sulfur, plant ash and water in a weight ratio of 1:2:100 to make a paste, and apply the disinfectant evenly on the wound. Dry in the sun, with the wound facing up, spread the cut konjac bulbs evenly on a clean and flat ground, and dry them in the sun for 2 days. Germination, the germination solution is 5mg / L gibberellin+5mg / L carbendazim, soak the cut konjac bulbs with the germination solution for 6-8 hours, take out and dry. Sowing, sowing the bulbs to the field, the distance between rows and plants is 50 cm, digging the depth of ...
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