Cutting rooting promoting nutritional agent prepared from waste edible mushroom sticks and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of cutting rooting promotion, in particular to a cutting rooting promoting nutritional agent prepared from waste edible mushroom sticks and a preparation method thereof. The cutting rooting promoting nutritional agent is obtained by mixing the waste edible mushroom sticks and animal wastes, performing anaerobic fermentation till no gas is produced, grinding by using a stem grinder, sieving and drying; residual mycelia and hormones in the waste edible mushroom sticks can be mixed with nutritional components and nutrients in the animal wastes in a balanced manner, waste recycling is achieved, the preparation cost of the cutting rooting promoting nutritional agent is reduced, and increase in the survival rate of tomatoes and uncaria in the cuttingseedling growing process and reduction in the tomato and uncaria cutting seedling growing cost are facilitated.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of rooting-promoting cuttings, in particular to a cutting-rooting-promoting nutrient prepared from waste edible fungus sticks and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] Edible fungus waste sticks are the waste left after the edible fungi are picked. These wastes contain a large amount of organic components such as sawdust, bran, and mycelium residues. At present, the treatment methods for edible fungus waste sticks are: Use waste bacteria sticks as raw materials to prepare fuel, use waste bacteria sticks as secondary utilization in the fruiting process, and use waste bacteria sticks to produce feed or fertilizer; especially the use of waste bacteria sticks as raw materials to prepare fertilizers has been rapidly researched and development, so that the waste mushroom sticks produced by the edible fungus production industry can be quickly processed; however, in the prior art, in the proces...

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[0002] Edible fungus waste sticks are the waste left after the edible fungi are picked. These wastes contain a large amount of organic components such as sawdust, bran, and mycelium residues. At present, the treatment methods for edible fungus waste sticks are: Use waste bacteria sticks as raw materials to prepare fuel, use waste bacteria sticks as secondary utilization in the fruiting process, and use waste bacteria sticks to produce feed or fertilizer; especially the use of waste bacteria sticks as raw materials to prepare fertilizers has been rapidly researched and development, so that the waste mushroom sticks produced by the edible fungus production industry can be quickly processed; however, in the prior art, in the process of utilizing the waste mushroom sticks of edible fungi, the waste bacteria sticks mainly stay at the nutrient recycling level of the waste mushroom sticks , resulting in insufficient research on the function of the waste edible fungus sticks, and in the process of preparing the waste edible fungus sticks as raw materials for the preparation of special fertilizers for crops and economic crops, the processing method and raw material selection are unreasonable, making it difficult to be fertilized The crops are fully utilized, and the efficacy is not comprehensive and unsatisfactory, resulting in poor quality of the prepared organic fertilizer

[0003] Cuttings have been widely promoted and applied in seedling cultivation, but the cutting process needs to promote the rapid rooting of cuttings after the cuttings are cut, which will help improve the survival rate of cuttings; The cuttings are placed on the substrate, and the substrate provides nutrients and substrate promotion to achieve the purpose of promoting rooting; however, in the prior art, the substrate for cutting seedlings is not set properly, and it is often necessary to perform rooting-promoting treatment on the cuttings and cuttings, and then the cuttings need to be treated. The cuttings are treated with a root-promoting agent to increase the rooting rate and survival rate of the cuttings

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