Fertilizing method of acer truncatum

Abstract

The invention discloses a fertilizing method of acer truncatum. The method comprises the following steps: (1) when the acer truncatum is planted, burying a plastic tube with diameter of 30-100mm at the edge of a planting hole, wherein one end of the plastic tube extends to a position which is 15-20mm away from a root main body, and the other end of the plastic tube extends above the ground; (2) fertilizing: applying compressed excrement fertilizer treated by a septic tank excrement treatment device or excrement fertilizer granules treated by the septic tank excrement treatment device to the root of the acer truncatum by using the plastic tube, and applying foliar fertilizer by using a spraying way. According to the fertilizing method of the acer truncatum, the plastic tube extending to the root is arranged, and the other end of the plastic tube is used for applying the excrement fertilizer treated by the septic tank excrement treatment device, so that the fertilizer can be conveniently applied in the daytime, and the fertilizer is free from odor so as not to hinder pedestrians; fertilization is quick and convenient; after the method is adopted, the soil at the root does not need to be dug in a fertilizing process.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of horticulture and vegetable cultivation, and in particular relates to a method for fertilizing maple ingots suitable for vast western regions. Background technique [0002] With the development of cities, the expansion of urban roads, and the response of forest cities, the demand for maple ingots on both sides of urban roads is also increasing. However, the soil environment on both sides of the roads and the living environment after planting are relatively poor. Yes, it is not conducive to the growth of trees. Most of the existing maples are transplanted to plant adult sycamore trees or ginkgo trees. The cost of transplanting adult sycamore trees or ginkgo trees is very expensive. Not only the tree cost is high, but also the labor cost Fee, the survival rate of this kind of sycamore tree or ginkgo tree transplanted into adults is also very low. The main reasons are 1: the soil and water are not acclimatize...

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[0002] With the development of cities, the expansion of urban roads, and the response of forest cities, the demand for maple ingots on both sides of urban roads is also increasing. However, the soil environment on both sides of the roads and the living environment after planting are relatively poor. Yes, it is not conducive to the growth of trees. Most of the existing maples are transplanted to plant adult sycamore trees or ginkgo trees. The cost of transplanting adult sycamore trees or ginkgo trees is very expensive. Not only the tree cost is high, but also the labor cost Fee, the survival rate of this kind of sycamore tree or ginkgo tree transplanted into adults is also very low. The main reasons are 1: the soil and water are not acclimatized; 2: the living environment is poor; 3. Fertilization is not convenient, especially farm manure, road The sidewalks on both sides are for people to come and go. Farmyard manure cannot be applied to the trees to avoid the spread of odor. In addition, fertilization and watering need to be done at dusk or at night. Most of the existing fertilization methods are chemical fertilizers or through infusion. Provide fertilizer to the saplings, this method is costly, and the saplings are prone to malnutrition