Method for cultivating Taxus media bag seedlings by edible fungus waste
A technology of Mandia red beans and edible fungi, applied in the direction of botany equipment and methods, applications, fertilizer mixtures, etc., can solve the problems of speeding up the clonal reproduction of Mandia yew, inconvenient transportation and afforestation, and slow root growth of seedlings and other problems, to achieve the effect of reducing the re-transplantation process, improving the survival rate of cuttings, and high reproduction coefficient
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[0039] 1) Preparation of light matrix: In terms of the percentage of the total volume of raw materials, 30% of edible fungus waste, 15% of coconut peat, 5% of peat, 5% of rice husk, 30% of bark, and 15% of perlite are taken. Edible fungus waste and After the peat is mixed, it is covered with a film, and it is stacked and fermented for 40-50 days; the chaff is carbonized in a carbonization furnace; the bark is crushed into pieces below 0.5 cm by a grinder, and then stacked and fermented with coconut chaff for 50-60 days. After the above raw materials are fully decomposed, they are evenly mixed together, and are produced into nutrition bags with a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 80 mm with a light matrix mesh bag seedling cultivation container forming machine. Before cutting, soak the light substrate in water, and then spray it with 0.3% potassium permanganate to disinfect and sterilize it.
[0040]2) Treatment of cuttings: Cuttings were carried out in March 2013. Cut lignifie...
Embodiment 2
[0050] 1) Preparation of light substrate: based on the percentage of the total volume of raw materials, take 35% of edible fungus waste, 10% of coconut peat, 10% of peat, 25% of bark, 10% of perlite, and 10% of corn shell. Edible fungus waste is mixed with peat and covered with film, stacked and fermented for 40-50 days; rice husks are carbonized in a carbonization furnace; bark is crushed into pieces below 0.5 cm by a grinder and then stacked and fermented with coconut chaff for 50-60 days. After the above raw materials are fully decomposed, they are evenly mixed together, and are produced into nutrition bags with a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 80 mm with a light matrix mesh bag seedling cultivation container forming machine. Before cutting, soak the light substrate in water, and then spray it with 0.3% potassium permanganate to disinfect and sterilize it.
[0051] 2) Treatment of cuttings: Cuttings were carried out in June 2013, and lignified or semi-lignified branches...
Embodiment 3
[0061] 1) Preparation of light substrate: based on the percentage of the total volume of raw materials, take 40% of edible fungus waste, 5% of coconut peat, 15% of peat, 20% of bark, 5% of perlite, and 15% of corn shell. Edible fungus waste is mixed with peat and covered with film, stacked and fermented for 40-50 days; rice husks are carbonized in a carbonization furnace; bark is crushed into pieces below 0.5 cm by a grinder and then stacked and fermented with coconut chaff for 50-60 days. After the above raw materials are fully decomposed, they are evenly mixed together, and are produced into nutrition bags with a diameter of 40 mm and a height of 80 mm with a light matrix mesh bag seedling cultivation container forming machine. Before cutting, soak the light substrate in water, and then spray it with 0.3% potassium permanganate to disinfect and sterilize it.
[0062] 2) Treatment of cuttings: Cuttings were carried out in September 2013, and lignified or semi-lignified branc...
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