Pollution-free cultivation method for isatis root
A cultivation method and technology of Radix isatidis, applied in cultivation, fertilization methods, plant cultivation, etc., can solve problems affecting the sustainable development of agricultural economy, affecting the quality and quality of Radix isatidis, and hindering the export of agricultural products, so as to ensure medicinal properties and promote good promotion Value, the effect of root length and straightness
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Embodiment 1
[0014] The concrete steps of this embodiment are as follows:
[0015] ①Soil preparation: Choose a flat, well-drained, loose and fertile sandy soil, apply 6000kg of decomposed high-quality farmyard manure, 200kg of superphosphate and 500kg of plant ash per mu, and spread them evenly in the ground, plow 25-35cm deep, and make The furrows are 1.5-2mm wide and 15-20cm high, and planting furrows with a depth of 20-30mm are opened at a row spacing of 10-15cm;
[0016] ② Sowing: In late April every year, soak the seeds in warm water at 35-45°C for 8-10 hours before sowing. Mix and stir evenly with the pre-prepared Chinese herbal medicine insecticide according to the ratio of 1:100. The Chinese herbal medicine insecticide is 600-800g chamaejasma, 450-600g Baibu, 500-650g Sophora flavescens and 300- Put 400g of eucalyptus leaves in 20000-25000g of water, boil for 1-3 hours, filter out the medicinal residues, and then make a Chinese herbal medicine insecticide, and then mix 20-30kg of ...
Embodiment 2
[0022] The concrete steps of this embodiment are as follows:
[0023] ①Soil preparation: Choose soil with flat terrain, good drainage, and humus, and apply 5,500kg of decomposed high-quality farmyard manure, 150kg of superphosphate, and 450kg of plant ash per mu, and spread them evenly in the ground. ~2mm, 15~20cm high furrow, and then planting furrows with a depth of 20~30mm at a row spacing of 10~15cm;
[0024] ② Sowing: In late April every year, soak the seeds in warm water at 35-45°C for 8-10 hours before sowing. Mix and stir evenly with the pre-prepared Chinese herbal insecticide according to the ratio of 1:120. The Chinese herbal insecticide is composed of 600-800g chamaema chamaejasme, 450-600g Baibu, 500-650g Sophora flavescens and 300-800g Put 400g of eucalyptus leaves in 20000-25000g of water, boil for 1-3 hours, filter out the medicinal residues, and then make a Chinese herbal medicine insecticide, and then mix 20-30kg of potassium chloride and sulfuric acid per mu...
Embodiment 3
[0030] The concrete steps of this embodiment are as follows:
[0031]①Soil preparation: Choose a flat, well-drained, loose and fertile sandy soil, apply 6000kg of decomposed high-quality farmyard manure, 200kg of superphosphate and 500kg of plant ash per mu, and spread them evenly in the ground, plow 25-35cm deep, and make The furrows are 1.5-2mm wide and 15-20cm high, and planting furrows with a depth of 20-30mm are opened at a row spacing of 10-15cm;
[0032] ② Sowing: In late April every year, soak the seeds in warm water at 35-45°C for 8-10 hours before sowing. Mix and stir evenly with the pre-prepared Chinese herbal insecticide according to the ratio of 1:150. The Chinese herbal insecticide is 600-800g chamaejasma, 450-600g Baibu, 500-650g flavescens and 300- Put 400g of eucalyptus leaves in 20000-25000g of water, boil for 1-3 hours, filter out the medicinal residues, and then make a Chinese herbal medicine insecticide, and then mix 20-30kg of potassium chloride and sulf...
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