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Formula of materials for planting dendrobium candidum

A technology of dendrobium candidum and materials used in the field of materials used in dendrobium candidum can solve problems such as planting failure and slow growth rate of survival rate, and achieve the effects of increased growth rate, good ventilation and rapid plant growth

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-10-22
赵木华
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[0002] Dendrobium officinale is one of the first of the nine great fairy grasses in China. It belongs to the orchid family and its characteristics belong to the epiphytic orchid series. The required growth environment is different from that of ordinary orchid plants. It must be in an environment with sufficient ventilation and high air humidity. It grows well, and it has very high requirements for the selection of plant materials and planting carriers. If the growth conditions cannot be met, the survival rate will be relatively slow or cause planting failure.

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Embodiment 1

[0014] The material formula for planting Dendrobium officinale consists of the following volumes: 10 cubic meters of organic material and 10 cubic meters of hard material for filling.

[0015] The organic material is one of pine bark grains, peanut shells, various wood chaff, wood tips, processed and crushed grains of trees, various decay-resistant herbal crushed grains, or any combination thereof.

[0016] The volume ratio of a group of cubic meters is preferably: 60 cubic meters of organic materials and 20 cubic meters of hard materials.

[0017] The organic material is one or a combination thereof, preferably pine bark grains, fir grain flakes, and tops.

[0018] The hard filling material is preferably one of granite stones, sea shell flakes or a combination thereof.

Embodiment 2

[0020] The material formula for planting Dendrobium officinale consists of the following volumes: 100 cubic meters of organic material and 100 cubic meters of hard material for filling.

[0021] The organic material is one of pine bark grains, peanut shells, various wood chaff, wood tips, processed and crushed grains of trees, various decay-resistant herbal crushed grains, or any combination thereof.

[0022] The volume ratio of a group of cubic meters is preferably: 80 cubic meters of organic materials and 40 cubic meters of hard materials.

[0023] The organic material is one or a combination thereof, preferably pine bark grains, fir grain flakes, and tops.

[0024] The hard filling material is preferably one of granite stones, sea shell flakes or a combination thereof.

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Abstract

The invention discloses a formula of materials for planting dendrobium candidum. The materials comprise 10-100 parts of organic materials and 10-100 parts of hard filling materials. The organic materials are composed of one or any combination of pine bark grains, peanut shells, sawdust of various trees, wood twigs, smashed particles of trees, and various herbal smashed particles resistant to corrosion. Preferentially, the organic materials are composed of one or any combination of the pine bark grains, spruce particles and spruce twigs. Preferentially, the hard filling materials are composed of one or any combination of granite particles and seashell particles. Waste materials can be fully used in a concentrated mode, waste is turned into wealth, a clean environment is achieved, and the ventilation function is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for using dendrobium candidum, in particular to a material formula for planting dendrobium candidum. Background technique [0002] Dendrobium officinale is one of the first of the nine great fairy grasses in China. It belongs to the orchid family and its characteristics belong to the epiphytic orchid series. The required growth environment is different from that of ordinary orchid plants. It must be in an environment with sufficient ventilation and high air humidity. It grows well, and it has very high requirements for the selection of plant materials and planting carriers. If the growth conditions are not met, the survival rate will be relatively slow or cause planting failure. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the invention is to provide a material formula for planting dendrobium officinale. [0004] The material formula for planting dendrobium officinale consists of the following volume ratios: 10...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): A01G31/00
Inventor 赵木华
Owner 赵木华
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