Carbon-containing organic fertilizer suitable for flowers and production process

Abstract

The invention discloses a carbon-containing organic fertilizer suitable for flowers and plants and a production process, and relates to the field of fertilizers, the production process comprises the following steps: a, selecting raw materials: selecting charcoal as a main material of the carbon-containing organic fertilizer, and controlling the water content of the charcoal to be below 5%; b, proportioning of the raw materials: the carbon-containing organic fertilizer suitable for flowers preparing from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 20 to 35 parts of the charcoal, 25 to 45 parts of humic acid and 20 to 35 parts of decomposed edible fungus waste; c, selecting a preparation site: selecting a dry and closed workshop as the preparation site; and d, preparing a mixture, namelycrushing the raw materials into 80 meshes, uniformly mixing in proportion, and granulating. The carbon-containing organic fertilizer suitable for planting flowers is developed by utilizing the soil improvement effect of the charcoal and combining factors required by organic matters and nutrient elements in the growth process of the flowers.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of the production and processing of carbon-containing organic fertilizer, in particular to a carbon-containing organic fertilizer suitable for flowers and a production process. Background technique [0002] The annual output of quick-acting fertilizers in my country ranks first in the world. The annual use of quick-acting fertilizers has reached more than 51 million tons (scalar), accounting for more than 30% of the world's total consumption, which is the sum of the United States and India. The average fertilizer consumption per mu of crops in my country is 21.2 kg, far higher than the world average of 8 kg, three times that of the United States, and 2.5 times that of India and the European Union. my country has become the world's largest fertilizer consumer. Excessive use of chemical fertilizers not only increases the cost of agricultural planting, but also causes soil compaction and reduced fertility, thus ente...

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Problems solved by technology

Excessive use of chemical fertilizers not only increases the cost of agricultural planting, but also causes soil compaction and reduced fertility, thus entering a vicious cycle of increasing chemical fertilizers