A method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose substrate cultivation
Through the cultivation of nutrient branches in the cultivation of the rose matrix matrix of flowers, and the use of top growth advantages and multi -level dumping nutrition branches to solve the problem of unsatisfactory quality and output caused by nutritional branches, the quality, high yield, stable production of high -quality, high yield, stable yield production Effect.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202310346612.5
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2023-04-03
- Publication Date
- 2025-01-28
- Estimated Expiration
- 2043-04-03
AI Technical Summary
During the cultivation of cut rose matrix, nutrient branches are affected by water and fertilizer supply, pest and disease prevention and control, and field manager flow, resulting in unsatisfactory quality, output and production efficiency of flower branches during flowering.
By using the method of cutting the rose matrix of the flowers, the method of simultaneously cultivating nutrition branches is adopted, including pressure bars to form a first -level dumping nutrition branch. Formed multi -level dumping nutrition branches to ensure that the growth points of flower branches are always located at the upper part of nutrition branches, and promoting the cultivation of a new batch of flower branches and nutritional branches.
Effectively reduce the occurrence of flower branches base diseases, ensure ventilation and ventilation of flowers, continuously provide sufficient nutrients, maintain the best growth and development status of the flower branches, and achieve high -quality, high -yield and stable -producing flower -cut rose matrix cultivation.
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Abstract
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Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to a cultivation method for synchronously cultivating nutrient branches of cut roses during the flowering period, and belongs to the technical field of flower planting. Background Art
[0002] Rose( Rosa hybrida ) is a woody plant of the genus Rosa in the Rosaceae family and is the world's largest fresh cut flower variety. Matrix cultivation of cut roses is currently generally considered a high-input, high-output production model and is also the main means for producers around the world to achieve high-yield goals.
[0003] Usually, during the matrix cultivation of cut roses, layering is required to form branches that are tilted to the side of the plant, only perform photosynthesis, and provide nutrients for the plant. These branches are called nutrient branches in the industry. Under the efficient production mode of matrix cultivation of cut roses, the water and fertilizer supply operation, the continuous prevention and control operation of pests and diseases, and the flow of field management personnel under the year-round flowering state will cause a certain degree of damage to the nutrient branches, thereby restricting the efficient utilization of the nutrient branches, resulting in unsatisfactory product quality, yield, and production efficiency of flower branches during the flowering period. The state and quantity of the nutrient branches of cut roses directly affect the growth, yield, and product quality of the plants, especially the healthy and reasonably distributed nutrient branches, which directly affect the yield and quality of cut roses. Therefore, how to maintain the proper state, quantity, and reasonable distribution of nutrient branches during the flowering period during the matrix cultivation of cut roses is a key and difficult problem that needs to be solved urgently for high input and high output of matrix cultivation of cut roses. Summary of the invention
[0004] In order to achieve high-quality, high-yield and stable yield of flower branches, the present invention provides a method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose substrate cultivation.
[0005] The present invention is achieved through the following specific technical scheme: a method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose substrate cultivation, characterized by comprising the following steps:
[0006] 1) Growth of flower branches and nutrient branches: During the cultivation of cut roses in the matrix, the branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm that sprout from the base of the rose plant are layered to form first-level tilted nutrient branches. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the first batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0007] 2) Cut the first batch of flower branches. Cut the first batch of flower branches in step 1) at 0.5-1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the base of the flower branches. Then, the second batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the first batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5 leaflet axillary buds. Plant and manage according to the routine until the second batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0008] 3) Cutting of the second batch of flower branches: Cut the second batch of flower branches 0.5-1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the second batch of flower branches in step 2). Then, the third batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the second batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds and below. Plant and manage according to the routine until the third batch of flower branches grow and mature.
[0009] 4) The third batch of flower branches are cut. The third batch of flower branches are cut 0.5-1.0 cm above the top of the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the third batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches and below. They are twisted along their bases and lie on the side of the plant to form secondary tilted nutrient branches. After that, the fourth batch of flower branches sprout and grow at the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fourth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0010] 5) Repeat steps 2), 3), and 4) to form three-level dumping nutrient branches, and carry out planting and management as usual until the sixth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0011] 6) Repeat this process until multiple levels of nutrient branches and multiple batches of mature flower branches are formed;
[0012] 7) To promote the cultivation of a new batch of flower branches and nutrient branches, when the height of the base of the plant after cutting a number of flower branches is 40-45 cm above the moisture surface, choose to carry out a lowering pruning in mid-to-late March. Specifically, the height of the base of the plant after cutting the flower branches is 40-45 cm above the moisture surface to 20-25 cm, and at the same time, cut off the nutrient branches that are more than 20-25 cm above the moisture surface;
[0013] 8) For the plants in step 7) that are more than 20-25 cm away from the moisture surface, carry out a new round of multiple batches of flower branch cultivation and cutting according to steps 1)-6), as well as a new round of multi-level tilted nutrient branch cultivation and secondary stake lowering pruning, so that the height of the stake at the base of the plant is continuously raised to obtain high-yield, high-quality cut roses.
[0014] The cut rose substrate cultivation process in step 1) is conventional cultivation.
[0015] The conventional planting management includes: conventional water and fertilizer application management, conventional pest and disease control management, and conventional lighting, ventilation, and temperature management.
[0016] The present invention has the following advantages and effects: according to the germination characteristics of rose flower branches, after each batch of flower branches are cut, the present invention makes full use of the plant top advantage to germinate and grow the next batch of flower branches, and at least performs dumping nutrient branch cultivation every two batches to guide the nutrient branches to germinate on branch piles at different plant bases, so that new flower branches are continuously cut and sprouted, dumping nutrient branches are continuously formed, and the pile mouth at the base of the plant is continuously raised, so that the growth point of the flower branch is always kept at the upper part of the nutrient branch, ensuring that the base of the flower branch is ventilated and breathable and is not affected by the previous batch of nutrient branches, effectively reducing the occurrence of diseases at the base of the flower branch, supplying sufficient nutrients to the flower branch, continuously maintaining the best growth and development state of the flower branch, and realizing high-quality, high-yield and stable-yield cut rose substrate cultivation. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0017] Picture 1 It is a schematic diagram of the steps of cutting and guiding nutrient branches of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0018] The present invention is further described below in conjunction with the embodiments. All that is not particularly described in the embodiments is conventional technology. Example 1
[0019] A method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose substrate cultivation, characterized by comprising the following steps:
[0020] 1) Growth of flower branches and nutrient branches: During the cultivation of cut roses in the matrix, the branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm that sprout from the base of the rose plant are layered to form the first-level tilted nutrient branches A. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the first batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0021] 2) Cut the first batch of flower branches. Cut the first batch of flower branches at 0.5 cm above the 5th leaflet at the base of the flower branches in step 1). Then, the second batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the first batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5th leaflet axillary buds. Plant and manage according to the routine until the second batch of flower branches grow and mature.
[0022] 3) The second batch of flower branches are cut at 0.6 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the second batch of flower branches in step 2). After that, the third batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the second batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds and below. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the third batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0023] 4) The third batch of flower branches are cut. The third batch of flower branches are cut at a position 0.7 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the third batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches and at the lower position. The branches are twisted and fallen along the base to the side of the plant to form secondary tilted nutrient branches B. After that, the fourth batch of flower branches are sprouted and grown at the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. The planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fourth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0024] 5) The fourth batch of flower branches are cut. The fourth batch of flower branches are cut at a position 0.8 cm above the 5th leaflet at the base of the flower branches in step 4). After that, the fifth batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the fourth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5th leaflet axillary buds. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fifth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0025] 6) The fifth batch of flower branches are cut at 0.9 cm above the 5th leaflet at the bottom of the fifth batch of flower branches in step 5). After that, the sixth batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the fifth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5th leaflet axillary buds and below. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the sixth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0026] 7) The sixth batch of flower branches are cut. The sixth batch of flower branches are cut at a position 1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the sixth batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the sixth batch of flower branches and below the cutting point. The branches are twisted along their bases and lie on the side of the plant to form three-level tilted nutrient branches C. After that, the seventh batch of flower branches sprout and grow at the cutting point of the sixth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. The seventh batch of flower branches are planted and managed according to the routine until the seventh batch of flower branches grow and mature.
[0027] 8) To promote the cultivation of a new round of multiple batches of flower branches and multi-level dumping nutrient branches, when the height of the plant base after the seventh batch of flower branches is 40 cm above the moisture surface, choose to carry out a pile lowering pruning in March. Specifically, the height of the plant base after the seventh batch of flower branches is 40 cm above the moisture surface is reduced to 20 cm, and the nutrient branches above 20 cm above the moisture surface are cut off;
[0028] 9) For the plants in step 8) that are more than 20 cm from the soil moisture surface, perform a new round of multiple batches of flower branch cultivation and cutting according to steps 1) to 8), as well as a new round of multi-level tilted nutrient branch D cultivation and secondary stake pruning;
[0029] 10) Carry out steps 1) to 9) every year to continuously raise the height of the base of the plant and obtain high-yield, high-quality cut roses.
[0030] The cut rose substrate cultivation process in step 1) is conventional cultivation.
[0031] The conventional planting management includes: conventional water and fertilizer application management, conventional pest and disease control management, and conventional lighting, ventilation, and temperature management.
[0032] In this embodiment 1, an average of 18 cut roses were harvested from each plant each time (for half a year);
[0033] With conventional technology, an average of 10 cut roses are harvested from each plant each time (for half a year);
[0034] The output of the invention is 1.8 times that of conventional technology, and the effect is extremely obvious. Example 2
[0035] A method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose substrate cultivation, characterized by comprising the following steps:
[0036] 1) Growth of flower branches and nutrient branches: During the cultivation of cut roses in the matrix, the branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm that sprout from the base of the rose plant are layered to form the first-level tilted nutrient branches A. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the first batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0037] 2) Cutting of the first batch of flower branches: Cut the first batch of flower branches at 1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the base of the flower branches in step 1). Then, the second batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the first batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5 leaflet axillary buds. Plant and manage according to the routine until the second batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0038] 3) The second batch of flower branches are cut at 0.9 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the second batch of flower branches in step 2). After that, the third batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the second batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds and below. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the third batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0039] 4) The third batch of flower branches are cut. The third batch of flower branches are cut at a position 0.8 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the third batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches and at the lower position. The branches are twisted along their bases and lie on the side of the plant to form secondary tilted nutrient branches B. After that, the fourth batch of flower branches sprout and grow at the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. The planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fourth batch of flower branches grow and mature.
[0040] 5) The fourth batch of flower branches are cut. The fourth batch of flower branches are cut at a position 0.7 cm above the 5th leaflet at the base of the flower branches in step 4). After that, the fifth batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the fourth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5th leaflet axillary buds. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fifth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0041] 6) The fifth batch of flower branches are cut at 0.6 cm above the 5th leaflet at the bottom of the fifth batch of flower branches in step 5). After that, the sixth batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the fifth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5th leaflet axillary buds and below. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the sixth batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0042] 7) The sixth batch of flower branches are cut. The sixth batch of flower branches are cut at a position 0.5 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the sixth batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the sixth batch of flower branches and below the cutting point. The branches are twisted along their bases and lie on the side of the plant to form three-level tilted nutrient branches C. After that, the seventh batch of flower branches sprout and grow at the cutting point of the sixth batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. The planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the seventh batch of flower branches grow and mature;
[0043] 8) To promote the cultivation of a new round of multiple batches of flower branches and multi-level dumping nutrient branches, when the height of the plant base after the seventh batch of flower branches is 40 cm above the moisture surface, choose to carry out a pile lowering pruning in March. Specifically, the height of the plant base after the seventh batch of flower branches is 40 cm above the moisture surface is reduced to 20 cm, and the nutrient branches above 20 cm above the moisture surface are cut off;
[0044] 9) For the plants in step 8) that are more than 20 cm from the soil moisture surface, perform a new round of multiple batches of flower branch cultivation and cutting according to steps 1) to 8), as well as a new round of multi-level tilted nutrient branch D cultivation and secondary stake pruning;
[0045] 10) Carry out steps 1) to 9) every year to continuously raise the height of the base of the plant and obtain high-yield, high-quality cut roses.
[0046] The cut rose substrate cultivation process in step 1) is conventional cultivation.
[0047] The conventional planting management includes: conventional water and fertilizer application management, conventional pest and disease control management, and conventional lighting, ventilation, and temperature management.
[0048] In this embodiment 2, an average of 22 cut roses were harvested from each plant each time (for half a year);
[0049] With conventional technology, an average of 10 cut roses are harvested from each plant each time (for half a year);
[0050] The output of the invention is 2.2 times that of conventional technology, and the effect is extremely obvious.
Claims
1. A method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose matrix cultivation, characterized in that The following steps are involved: 1) Growth of flower branches and nutrient branches: During the cultivation of cut roses in the matrix, the branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm that sprout from the base of the rose plant are layered to form first-level tilted nutrient branches. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the first batch of flower branches grow and mature; 2) Cut the first batch of flower branches. Cut the first batch of flower branches in step 1) at 0.5-1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the base of the flower branches. Then, the second batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the first batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base and lower position of the 5 leaflet axillary buds. Plant and manage according to the routine until the second batch of flower branches grow and mature; 3) Cutting of the second batch of flower branches: Cut the second batch of flower branches 0.5-1.0 cm above the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the second batch of flower branches in step 2). Then, the third batch of flower branches will sprout and grow from the cutting point of the second batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage, and thin new branches will sprout and grow around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds and below. Plant and manage according to the routine until the third batch of flower branches grow and mature. 4) The third batch of flower branches are cut. The third batch of flower branches are cut 0.5-1.0 cm above the top of the 5 leaflets at the bottom of the third batch of flower branches in step 3). At the same time, flower branches with a thickness of less than 0.3 cm and a length of less than 35 cm are selected from the weak new branches around the base of the 5 leaflet axillary buds below the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches and below. They are twisted along their bases and lie on the side of the plant to form secondary tilted nutrient branches. After that, the fourth batch of flower branches sprout and grow at the cutting point of the third batch of flower branches due to the apical growth advantage. Planting and management are carried out according to the routine until the fourth batch of flower branches grow and mature; 5) Repeat steps 2), 3), and 4) to form three-level dumping nutrient branches, and carry out planting and management as usual until the sixth batch of flower branches grow and mature; 6) Repeat this process until multiple levels of nutrient branches and multiple batches of mature flower branches are formed; 7) To promote the cultivation of a new batch of flower branches and nutrient branches, when the height of the base of the plant after cutting a number of flower branches is 40-45 cm above the moisture surface, choose to carry out a lowering pruning in mid-to-late March. Specifically, the height of the base of the plant after cutting the flower branches is 40-45 cm above the moisture surface to 20-25 cm, and at the same time, cut off the nutrient branches that are more than 20-25 cm above the moisture surface; 8) According to steps 1)-6), a new round of multiple batches of flower branch cultivation and cutting, a new round of multi-level dumping of nutrient branches cultivation, and a second round of stake lowering and pruning are carried out to continuously raise the height of the stake mouth at the base of the plant to obtain high-yield, high-quality cut roses.
2. The method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose matrix cultivation as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that The cut rose substrate cultivation process in step 1) is conventional cultivation.
3. The method for culturing nutrient branches synchronously during the flowering period of cut rose matrix cultivation as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that The conventional planting management includes: conventional water and fertilizer application management, conventional pest and disease control management, and conventional lighting, ventilation, and temperature management.
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