Cultivation method for inter-planting santalum album linn in camellia plantation

Abstract

A cultivation method for inter-planting santalum album linn in a camellia plantation comprises the steps that holes are prepared; during planting, five kilograms of burned soil are applied into each hole, then santalum album linn nutritive bowl seedlings with artificial wormwood hosts are planted into the holes, and 100-fold diluents of composite microbial ecological agents are used for watering the seedlings until the artificial wormwood hosts and the santalum album linn seedlings all survive; if certain artificial wormwood hosts die, other artificial wormwood hosts are timely replanted and the parts, with the heights exceeding those of trunks of the santalum album linn, of the artificial wormwood hosts are timely cut off; sprouts at the bottoms of the trunks of the santalum album linn are clipped and main branches of the santalum album linn are pruned every year in spring; during weeding in summer, plants near the santalum album linn are kept; in the spring of the next year after planting, a calliandra haematocephala plant is planted as a secondary additional host plant at the position which is 0.8-1 m away from the root of each surviving santalum album linn and it must be guaranteed that the calliandra haematocephala plants survive. According to the cultivation method for inter-planting the santalum album linn in the camellia plantation, gaps in the camellia plantation are fully used for planting the santalum album linn, the workload of weeding in camellia plantation operation is reduced, water and soil are better maintained, the probability that the camellia plantation collapses is lowered, picked tea leaves have better fragrance and the quality of the tea leaves is improved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a cultivation method for interplanting another plant in one plant, in particular to a cultivation method for interplanting sandalwood in a tea garden. Background technique [0002] Sandalwood (scientific name: Santalum album L.) is a semi-parasitic evergreen tree of the genus Santalum, also known as bath incense and white sandalwood. It is mainly distributed in subtropical and tropical regions of India, Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia and my country. area. The sapwood of the sandalwood trunk is white and odorless, and the heartwood is yellowish brown with a strong aroma. It is a precious medicinal material and precious spice, and is a good material for carving. [0003] Because sandalwood has multiple uses and high economic value, it has been harvested for a long time. At present, the wild resources of sandalwood are depleting day by day, and the supply of sandalwood is in short supply. At home and abroad, artificial planting i...

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Problems solved by technology

In the first 5 years of tea planting, the tea trees are small, the gaps between tea leaves are large, the land is not fully utilized, or weeds often grow, resulting in waste of fertilizer and increased manual labor, or soil erosion due to ground exposure

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