Fertilizer for transplanting vascular plants and covering for preparing fertilizer

Abstract

The embodiment of the invention relates to the technical field of transplanting of vascular plants, in particular to a fertilizer for transplanting vascular plants and a covering for preparing the fertilizer. A transplanting cylinder is provided with an accommodating chamber capable of accommodating culture soil and roots of the vascular plants, and the transplanting cylinder is of a rotary structure; the transplanting cover covers the upper opening of the accommodating chamber in an openable and closable manner, is provided with a penetrating hole through which the neck of the vascular plant penetrates, and is of a rotary structure; both the transplanting cylinder and the transplanting cover are prepared by crushing, fermenting, airing and pressing crop straws in sequence. The embodiment of the invention has the beneficial effects that the fertilizer can be degraded quickly (for example, two years) to serve as a fertilizer, the extension of tree roots to the surrounding and underground is not influenced, and the fertilizer is not needed any more wen the tree grows up; the structure is simple, and mounting and dismounting are convenient; and the survival rate of transplanting is high, especially the survival rate of woody plants transplanted on mountaintops and upslopes is extremely high, and the fertilizer is resistant to wind, freeze-proof, warm-keeping, moisture-preserving and breathable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of transplanting vascular plants, in particular to a fertilizer for transplanting vascular plants and a cover for preparing the fertilizer. Background technique [0002] All plants with a vascular system are called vascular plants, including ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms; they differ from algae, fungi, lichens, and bryophytes in that they have a developed vascular system; The vascular system is mainly composed of xylem and phloem. The xylem contains tracheids or vessel molecules that transport water and inorganic salts, and the phloem contains sieve cells or sieve tubes that transport sugars. Most of them are terrestrial plants, only a few need to be in water for the fertilization process. Their sporophytes are dominant in their life history, and only when they are young (that is, at the embryonic stage) do they depend on the gametophyte for survival. Their gametophytes are generally small. In conifer...

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Problems solved by technology

Existing transplanting is usually carried out using plastic pots, which degrade slowly and pollute the environment. All the nutrients come from the culture soil in the plastic pots, and the nutrients are not enough

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