A multi-planting mode of broad beans-green corn-minghe-loofah-sweet peppers in a greenhouse

Abstract

The invention discloses a mode for planting broad beans, green corns, myoga, loofah and capsicum annuum in greenhouses in a diversified manner. Five types of crops including the broad beans, the green corns, the myoga, the loofah and the capsicum annuum are interplanted in the greenhouses by the aid of the mode. The particular planting scheme includes planting six rows of broad beans in the north-south direction in each greenhouse with the width of 8 m; planting four rows of myoga in spaces among the broad beans; respectively fixedly planting two rows of green corns at certain positions of two sides of each row of broad beans; planting a row of loofah between each row of green corns and the inner side of the corresponding greenhouse; planting the capsicum annuum on locations where the broad beans are planted after the broad beans are harvested and keeping the plant spacing of 25-30 for the capsicum annuum. The plant spacing of the broad beans is 30 cm, and the row spacing of the broad beans is 1 m. The plant spacing of the myoga is 30-35 cm. The certain positions of the two sides of each row of broad beans are separated from the edges of the corresponding greenhouse by distances of 60 cm, and the plant spacing of the green corns is 40 cm. The plant spacing of the loofah is 80-100 cm. The mode has the advantages that spaces of facilities of the greenhouses can be sufficiently utilized, five types of plants are planted in the same greenhouses by means of reasonable cropping arrangement, accordingly, five species can be harvested by five times in a year, the land utilization rate can be increased, and the vegetable benefits can be maximized.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of agricultural planting, and in particular relates to a diversified planting mode of broad beans-green corn-minghe-loofah-sweet peppers in a greenhouse. Background technique [0002] In some areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the production of vegetables must not only ensure the local supply, but also meet the vegetable supply of surrounding large and medium-sized cities. After years of development, greenhouse vegetable cultivation has developed rapidly and has become a common way of vegetable cultivation. Conventional greenhouses Planting is to grow a kind of vegetable uniformly in one greenhouse, because different vegetables have different exposure to light, soil nutrients, and soil humidity, so it is difficult to plant them together, which results in low land utilization in greenhouses. [0003] Therefore, a new mode of diversified planting is needed, in which a variety of plants...

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[0002] In some areas in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, the production of vegetables must not only ensure the local supply, but also meet the vegetable supply of surrounding large and medium-sized cities. After years of development, greenhouse vegetable cultivation has developed rapidly and has become a common way of vegetable cultivation. Conventional greenhouses Planting is to grow a kind of vegetable uniformly in one greenhouse, because different vegetables have different exposure to light, soil nutrients, and soil humidity, so it is difficult to plant them together, which results in low land utilization in greenhouses

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