Regression planting method for national aromatic plant hemp roots
A planting method and hemp root technology, applied in the fields of botanical equipment and methods, planting substrates, horticulture, etc., can solve the problems of no hemp root returning to the planting method and the destruction of adult plants, so as to protect the survival in the wild and maintain the population number. , the effect of strong operability
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[0022] The invention provides a regressive planting method suitable for national spice plant hemp root (Piper magenB.Q.Cheng exC.L.Long&J.Yang). The method comprises the following steps: proportioning of cultivation medium before return, preparation of cultivation seedlings, selection of planting pots, cultivation management before return, selection of return planting place, and management after return planting. The invention has strong operability, solves the problem of replanting the precious and rare hemp root (P.magen B.Q.Cheng ex C.L.Long&J.Yang) without competing for land with crops, and provides technical guarantee for the rare species to return to nature.
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[0024] 1. Cultivation of hemp root seedlings three months before returning to planting:
[0025] The method comprises the following steps: preparation of cultivation medium, selection of seedlings, selection of planting pots, and management after cultivation.
[0026] a) Preparation ...
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