A method and structure for ecological slope construction based on netting and
topsoil spraying includes: cleaning the netting and
topsoil spraying slope surface; laying a bottom layer of
moisture-retaining blankets, with the bottom layer blankets overlapping at a
set distance, and fixing the bottom layer of
moisture-retaining blankets to the bottom layer of
topsoil and netting with fasteners; laying a middle layer of
moisture-retaining blankets and mixing in
fertilizer; setting an upper layer of moisture-retaining blankets; determining planting points on the upper layer of moisture-retaining blankets,
cutting incisions at the planting points, and placing the seedlings to be planted into the incisions; and maintaining the slope surface. In the above method and structure, the bottom layer of moisture-retaining blankets adheres closely to the original slope surface, playing a role in buffering,
moisture retention, and preventing the
germination of weeds in the lower layer; the middle layer of moisture-retaining blankets retains water and
fertilizer; the upper layer of moisture-retaining blankets is in contact with the
seedling root ball and exposed to the
atmosphere, inhibiting upper layer weeds and reducing water
evaporation. Through the incisions to accommodate the
root ball, the
seedling roots grow rapidly in the moist, fertile, and
weed-free environment created by the moisture-retaining blankets, penetrating the
fiber gaps of the bottom layer of moisture-retaining blankets and sinking into the deep layer of the original topsoil, achieving stable anchoring.