Method for preparing plant growth additive

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for preparing a plant growth additive. The method comprises the steps of taking cooked rice and adding a mixed sugar cane honey solution, wherein the mixed solution comprises sugar cane honey, fish bone meal, water NaCl and water and is heated until boiling, a small tank is sealed by gauze and then placed on the ground, and microorganisms are harvested within one month; preparing the mixed sugar cane honey solution again, loading the mixed sugar cane honey solution into a large tank, immediately transferring the microorganisms in the small tank into the large tank to be uniformly mixed with the mixed sugar cane honey solution, and sealing the large tank to obtain a strain with grade-I increment of the microorganisms; adding sugar cane honey and water into another large tank; adding the strain with the grade-I increment of the microorganism; sealing the large tank for about one week to obtain the fertilizer additive. The plant growth additive has the advantages of achieving the effects of reducing chemical fertilizer application and promoting the growth of plants.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of agriculture and relates to a plant growth additive. Background technique [0002] Fertilization, especially the application of chemical fertilizers, is an important method to increase crop yields. According to the statistics of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the share of chemical fertilizers in increasing crop production is 40%-60%. However, the extensive use of chemical fertilizers has also caused serious harm, resulting in insufficient use of organic fertilizers, imbalanced soil nutrient ratios, soil compaction, soil quality decline, and a series of problems such as river and groundwater pollution. If we want to avoid repeating the mistake of "pollution first, then destruction, then treatment" in developed countries, and develop "sustainable agriculture", we must reduce the use of chemical pesticides and fertilizers, and actively seek a way to develop green agricultu...

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However, the extensive use of chemical fertilizers has caused serious harm at the same time, resulting in insufficient use of organic fertilizers and imbalances in the proportion of soil nutrients; land compaction and soil quality decline; rivers and groundwater pollution and a series of problems

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