High-temperature-resistant extremely-early-maturing submerged cultivation technology for cress (oenanthe javanica)
A technology of high temperature resistance and advanced technology, which is applied in the field of cress production, can solve the problems of high yield, high technical requirements, rot and no seedlings, etc., and achieve the effects of improving timely supply, avoiding scalding of buds, and promoting elongation and tenderization
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[0011] In order to make the technical means, creative features, goals and effects achieved by the present invention easy to understand, the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.
[0012] (1) The technique of moving seedlings before the sowing period and avoiding high temperature. Move the sowing period of extremely early-maturing cultivated cress forward by 20-25 days, usually in early July when the temperature is low, so that the emergence of cress can effectively avoid the highest temperature period of the year (usually mid-July-August early), to achieve safe emergence and rooting. The sowing rate per mu is 1000-1200 kg / mu. Pile the celery into a 50-60 cm high seed pile 2-3 days in advance, put it in a cool place, cover it with a thick cloth or straw curtain, and use well water to control the temperature and keep it moist For germination, the temperature is controlled at 23-28°C. Before sowing, cut the celery into 20-30 ...
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