Preparation method of amino-acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer with rooting function

Abstract

The invention relates to a preparation method of an amino-acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer with a rooting function. The preparation method comprises the following steps: after uniformly mixing a soil loosening agent, a wetting penetrating agent and a rooting agent according to a certain mass ratio, obtaining a rooting composition; adding macroelements, amino-acid-containing organic matters, medium elements, microelements and auxiliary materials into a stirring container according to a certain mass ratio; adding the rooting composition and stirring uniformly to obtain the amino-acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer with the rooting function. The amino-acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer is low in cost and good in rooting effect and has no side effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a preparation method of amino acid-containing water-soluble fertilizer with rooting effect. Background technique [0002] At present, rooting products are mainly traditional rooting agents indole acetic acid, indole butyric acid and naphthalene acetic acid products, or products prepared in the form of traditional rooting agents compounded with organic matter, fertilizers or microorganisms, and have not been able to get rid of traditional rooting agents. bondage. Indole acetic acids, indole butyric acids and naphthalene acetic acids do have unique effects on rooting, but they require particularly high dilution concentrations. If the concentration is too high, it will easily cause phytotoxicity and inhibit crop growth. Can not achieve the desired effect. And prior art pays attention to the effect of rooting agent itself all the time, does not pay attention to the external environment of soil, and does not cooperate with auxilia...

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Problems solved by technology

Indole acetic acids, indole butyric acids and naphthalene acetic acids do have unique effects on rooting, but they require particularly high dilution concentrations. If the concentration is too high, it will easily cause phytotoxicity and inhibit crop growth. Can't achieve the desired effect

Moreover, the prior art has always paid attention to the effect of the rooting agent itself, not paying attention to the external environment of the soil, and has not cooperated with the auxiliary agent, so the consumption is large and the rooting effect is poor.

The proportion of rooting products and fertilizers is not suitable. A small amount of addition will not achieve the rooting effect, and a large amount of addition will increase the cost and fail to achieve better results. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the most economical addition amount when combining rooting products with fertilizers.

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