Bamboo charcoal nutrient soil

Abstract

The invention discloses bamboo charcoal nutrient soil comprising the raw materials in parts by weight: 80-120 parts of river mud, 10-20 parts of calcium triple superphosphate, 5-12 parts of ammonium bicarbonate, 2-8 parts of potassium dihydrogen phosphate, 2-12 parts of modified soybean meal, 10-20 parts of bamboo charcoal, 4-12 parts of medical stone, 1-5 parts of quartz sand, 2-6 parts of coal cinder, 1-4 parts of borax, 2-6 parts of weathered coal, 10-20 parts of mushroom residues, 5-12 parts of oil residues, 4-10 parts of sugar residues, 20-40 parts of chicken manure, 2-12 parts of vinasse, 1-2 parts of EDTA chelated manganese, and 1-2 parts of diaminoferric xanthohumate. The bamboo charcoal nutrient soil has the advantages of low cost and good water containing property, can effectively absorb soil nutrient components, has an antibacterial effect, and also can bring rich nutrient substances for plants.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of nutrient soil, in particular to a bamboo charcoal nutrient soil. Background technique [0002] Nutrient soil is generally prepared by mixing fertile field soil and decomposed manure. Bamboo charcoal is made of old alpine bamboo that is more than five years old, and is calcined at a high temperature of nearly 1,000 degrees for more than 30 days. As far as environmental protection is concerned, on the one hand, it can replace charcoal, reduce wood consumption, and protect the ecological environment; on the other hand, it also has ecological functions, and has both ecological and environmental values. Its texture is hard, fine and porous, and its specific surface area is two to three times that of charcoal. It has super adsorption, humidity control and antibacterial capabilities. However, the use of bamboo charcoal to prepare nutrient soil has not been reported yet, and it needs to be solved urgently. Con...

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Problems solved by technology

Its texture is hard, fine and porous, and its specific surface area is two to three times that of charcoal. It has super adsorption, humidity control and antibacterial capabilities; however, the use of bamboo charcoal to prepare nutrient soil has not yet been reported, and it needs to be solved urgently.