Nutrition composition for cultivating tomatoes by using sand and coal residue as a matrix, and applications thereof
A technology of substrate cultivation and tomato, applied in the field of agricultural cultivation, can solve the problems of unsustainable increase in yield, difficult prevention and control of tomato soy fruit disease, senescence of tomato plants, etc., and achieves the effects of reducing input cost, reducing infiltration loss and developing root system.
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[0090] Embodiment 1, a kind of nutrient set meal that takes sand, coal cinder as substrate cultivation tomato, said set meal includes the following components: special nutrient solution, functional fertilizer and new pesticide combination;
[0091] The formula of the special nutrient solution is: (mg / L) total nitrogen 176, phosphorus 45, potassium 180-350, calcium 90-160, magnesium 60, iron 0.85, manganese 0.55, zinc 0.33, boron 0.3, copper 0.05, Molybdenum 0.05.
[0092] The special nutrient solution is used to cultivate tomatoes with the help of a certain substrate. The substrate is sand and cinder, and the ratio of sand and cinder is optimized through experiments. The appropriate ratio is: when the particle size of cinder is 0.3 When -1 cm, it is mixed with river sand, river sand: cinder is (3:2)-(2:1), and the particle size range of the river sand is 0.5-1.5 mm. Simple use of special nutrient solution requires 750 jin of nutrient solution fertilizer per mu per year. If th...
Embodiment 2
[0123] Embodiment 2, the application of a kind of nutrient set meal of the present invention in tomato cultivation, described application test process and result are shown in the following table: The planting area is 1.5 mu):
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[0125] Among them, the usage plan from January to May of the next year is the same except that the medicines are used in reverse order from August to December.
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