A method for regulating the germination growth and defoliation of red maple
A technology of falling leaves and leaves, which is applied in the field of four seasons germination growth and leaf fall regulation of Japanese red maple. It can solve the problems of not being suitable for large-scale planting, reduced plant resistance, and inability to grow young buds, so as to improve continuous fertilizer supply capacity and production costs. Low, increase the effect of the reward period
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[0036] 1. Standard planting test plants
[0037] In November 2014, at the base of Gaoqiao Village, Lizhuang Town, Yibin City, 2,000 kg of decomposed organic fertilizer per mu was planted and mixed with the soil evenly, and then planted out of the box. Select Japanese red maples with a plant height of 1.6-2.0 meters, a diameter of 2-2.5 centimeters, and more than 3-5 first-level branches, and plant them at a row spacing of 3.0x2.5 meters.
[0038] 2. Maintenance and management
[0039] 1. Fertilization method
[0040] In 2015, the base fertilizer application was completed once from late April to early May, and the second application was completed from late October to early November. Mix organic fertilizer and ternary compound fertilizer at a ratio of 6:1, apply 3 kg to each plant, and topdress along the crown of the tree. Open a ring-shaped ditch on the drip line, and cover the original soil for watering after application.
[0041] The foliage fertilizer is sprayed once ever...
Embodiment 2
[0053] 1. Daily maintenance management
[0054] In 2016, the experimental area was increased to 25 mu, and the number of Japanese red maples was expanded to 2250. Apply topdressing in late April, open a ring-shaped ditch along the drip line of the crown, apply 4 kg of organic fertilizer to each plant, cover the original soil and water after application, and complete the second topdressing in late October. Foliage fertilizer, spray once every 5-7 days from germination to the whole red leaf growth period, stop after turning color.
[0055] 2. Chemical regulation of germination and defoliation
[0056] 1. Germination and defoliation treatment in spring
[0057] During the natural germination and growth period of Japanese red maple in late February, spray a germ-promoting and color-enhancing agent once, and all the young leaves will grow in early March. Spray foliar fertilizer every 5 days to supplement nutrients, 3 times in a row. In mid-April, the leaves all turned green, and...
Embodiment 3
[0066] 1. Daily maintenance management
[0067] In 2017, the experimental area was increased to 35 mu, and the number of Japanese red maples was expanded to 3,100. Apply topdressing in late April, open a ring-shaped ditch along the drip line of the crown, apply 5 kg of organic fertilizer to each plant, cover the original soil and water after application, and complete the second topdressing in late October. Foliage fertilizer, spray once every 5-7 days from germination to the whole red leaf growth period, stop after turning color.
[0068] 2. Chemical regulation of germination and defoliation
[0069] 1. Germination and defoliation treatment in spring
[0070] During the natural germination and growth period of Japanese red maple in late February, spray a germ-promoting and color-enhancing agent once, and all the young leaves will grow in early March. Spray foliar fertilizer every 5 days to supplement nutrients, 3 times in a row. In mid-April, the leaves all turn green, and ...
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