Tea tree pLanting method

Abstract

The invention reLates to the fieLd of tea tree pLanting, in particuLar to a tea tree pLanting method. The pLanting method comprises the foLLowing steps of 1, Land seLection and preparation; 2, fruit tree interpLanting; 3, tea tree pLanting. According to the interpLanting mode, on the one hand, tea tree nutrient substances are not robbed, so that tea tree growth is not affected; on the other hand,resources are fuLLy utiLized, the benefit of a tea garden is increased, the tea garden organism diversity is enriched, the ecoLogicaL baLance of the tea garden is improved, and then disease and pest damage in the tea garden is reLieved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of tea tree planting, in particular to a tea tree planting method. Background technique [0002] The tea polyphenols contained in tea have strong antioxidant properties and physiological activities. They are scavengers of free radicals in the human body, and can block the synthesis of various carcinogens such as nitrite amines in the body. There are many ingredients in tea, nearly 500 kinds. There are mainly caffeine, theophylline, theobromine, choline, xanthines, flavonoids and glycosides, tea tannins, and catechins which are beneficial to the human body. The leaves of the tea tree can be used to make tea (different from the camellia oleifera), the seeds can be squeezed for oil, the tea tree has a fine texture, and the wood can be used for carving. The distribution is mainly concentrated between 16 degrees south latitude and 30 degrees north latitude. In tropical areas, there are also tree-type tea trees as high as 15-3...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] During the long-term phylogenetic development and growth of tea trees, they have formed an ecological habit of liking humidity and tolerant to shade. In areas with strong light, high temperature and low atmospheric humidity, the quality and yield of tea are not ideal.

[0004] The application number is 201611187660.0, which discloses a method of nesting tea trees and sweet-scented osmanthus, including site selection, site preparation, planting, watering, fertilization, tea tree pruning, intertillage weeding, and pest control. The technical feature is the further limitation of fertilizers in fertilization, including Traditional Chinese medicine dregs, organic fertilizers, and inorganic fertilizers solve the waste of land resources and the problem of single-planted tea tree leaf fragrance, but there are still problems with soil activity, dry roots of tea trees, and inadaptability to saline-alkaline soil.

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