A fertilizer promoting growth and development of tea tree seedlings

Abstract

A fertilizer promoting growth and development of tea tree seedlings is disclosed. The fertilizer includes, by weight, 39-52 parts of sawdust, 40-53 parts of pig manure, 31-39 parts of cow dung, 28-34parts of chicken manure, 18-24 parts of rapeseed cake, 16-19 parts of internal organs of animals, 22-27 parts of feed residues, 28-34 parts of rice bran, 31-37 parts of tea leaf residues, 5-10 parts of tobacco leaves, 18-25 parts of coconut shell, 5-11 parts of apple vinegar, 2-9 parts of Polygala japonica, 3-9 parts of waxgourd peel, 2-9 parts of plant ash, 9-14 parts of ash wood, 8-15 parts of acidic charcoal powder, 3-8 parts of borax and 15-19 parts of lignite. The fertilizer combines inorganic and organic fertilizers and can promote growth and development of tea tree seedlings.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of fertilizers, in particular to a fertilizer for promoting the growth and development of tea seedlings. Background technique [0002] Tea, shrubs or small trees, young branches glabrous. Leaves are leathery, oblong or elliptic, with blunt or sharp apex, cuneate base, shiny upper surface, glabrous or pilose at the beginning, serrated edges, petiole glabrous. Flowers white, petiole sometimes slightly longer; sepals broadly ovate to round, glabrous, persistent; petals broadly ovate, base slightly conjoined, back glabrous, sometimes pubescent; ovary densely white haired; style hairless. Capsules 3-globose or 1-2 globose, 1.1-1.5 cm high, with 1-2 seeds per bulb. The flowering period is from October to February of the following year. [0003] Tea is a widely consumed beverage in my country. Because tea is rich in tea polyphenols, it has the effect of refreshing the brain and improving eyesight, so it is lov...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] Therefore, the planting of tea trees is becoming more and more widespread. Planting tea trees requires different fertilizers. Before, most people used chemical fertilizers, which caused environmental pollution. If too much chemical fertilizers were used, they would also cause burnt seedlings and cause huge losses. At present, chemical fertilizers are not used. , Most of the fertilizers are prepared by the farmers themselves. Such extensive preparation will lead to poor control of the elements in the fertilizer and the ratio of each element, which will not achieve the optimal effect, leading to waste of fertilizers, breeding of diseases and insect pests, and will cause tea leaves Low yield, poor color, poor taste, low disease resistance, poor economic benefits and other adverse consequences