Pepper planting method capable of reducing continuous cropping obstacle influence

Abstract

The invention discloses a pepper planting method capable of reducing the influence of continuous cropping obstacles in the field of plant planting, and aims to the improvement of soil of continuous cropping fields of pepper and other solanaceae crops in China in the prior art. In order to solve the problem, the technical scheme comprises the following steps that S1, planting groove construction operation is conducted, specifically, a double-layer planting groove is constructed, a planting box is erected in the planting groove, the planting box divides the planting groove into an inner layer and an outer layer, and biochar is wrapped in soil of the inner layer and the outer layer; and S2, wrapping operation is conducted, specifically, a first non-woven fabric is arranged in the planting groove in a wrapped mode, an internal streptomyces jingyangensis microbial agent is inoculated to the outer layer of the planting box from the first non-woven fabric, and the internal streptomyces jingyangensis microbial agent is further inoculated to the inner layer of the box body. According to the technical scheme, the biochar and the internal streptomyces jingyangensis microbial agent have a remarkable synergistic effect in the aspects of promoting nutrient absorption and the like, and the method is used for improving the continuous cropping pepper soil.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of plant planting, in particular to a capsicum planting method capable of reducing the influence of continuous cropping obstacles. Background technique [0002] Long-term continuous cropping leads to the deterioration of soil physical properties, mainly manifested in different degrees of soil compaction, increased soil bulk density, poor air and water permeability, and shallow plow layer. The limit value of crop tolerance to soil acidity. The deterioration of soil physical properties and soil acidification will inevitably lead to the lack of one or several nutrients in the soil, while the enrichment of other nutrients, which leads to the imbalance of nutrients in the soil. In addition, different crops have different root distribution characteristics, some have deep roots and some have shallow roots. Continuous planting of one crop will lead to imbalance of soil nutrient ratio in the same area. The soil with severe c...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the improvement technologies for continuous cropping soil habitat deterioration of peppers and other crops of Solanaceae include methods such as deep plowing and sunning, spraying and using chemical amendments; but the above methods are likely to cause pol

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