Simmondsia cultivating seedbed and seedling raising method thereof

Abstract

The invention discloses a simmondsia cultivating seedbed. The simmondsia cultivating seedbed comprises a seedbed and a planting part, wherein the seedbed comprises a baseplate and multiple segments ofbent sliding guides, wherein a plurality of sliding elements are in sliding connection to each sliding guide; a fixing clamping plate is fixedly connected to one surface away from the corresponding sliding guide, of each sliding element, and a planting part is fixed between every two fixing clamping plates; each planting part comprises a planting pot and a planting liner; and a baffle is arrangedin each planting pot, and an inlaying groove for accommodating the corresponding baffle is formed in the lateral surface of each planting liner. The invention also provides a seedling raising methodof the simmondsia cultivating seedbed. The seedling raising method comprises the following steps of S1, loading the planting parts; S2, performing impregnation treatment and burying seeds; S3, performing seedling development; S4, compounding seedling development soil; and S5, performing transplanting and cultivating simmondsia. The simmondsia cultivating seedbed and the seedling raising method disclosed by the invention have the beneficial effects that the planting parts and the seedbed are utilized, and spacing between plants is controlled; through fixing devices, seedling hardening effects are uniform, and spacing between plants is adjusted; and the planting soil and impregnation treatment are utilized, so that short-period cultivation is realized.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of planting, in particular to a seedbed for cultivating simmond and a method for cultivating seedlings thereof. Background technique [0002] Simondwood is a perennial evergreen shrub native to the deserts of the southwestern United States. It is dioecious and pollinated by wind. Its roots can penetrate more than ten meters underground. The tree is up to 200 years old. It is known as the "Desert Buster". The whole body of Simmond wood is a treasure, and its leaves, stems, and fruits are widely used and have high economic value. Jojoba seed oil has the characteristics of high temperature resistance, high pressure resistance and corrosion resistance, and is currently the only substitute for sperm whale wax oil. The oil is widely used in aviation, aerospace, precision machinery, chemical industry, cosmetics and other fields. In the early 1980s, the price of jojoba oil rose sharply due to the discovery of its ...

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[0003] As invented as the seedling raising method of Simmondsia (application number: 03117860X), introduced the seedling raising method of Simmondsia (Simmondsia) being commonly called as jojoba (jojoba) shrub is to be by the disinfection of Simmondsia seed, germination, culture medium preparation, Through a series of processes such as sowing and picking seedlings, strong seedlings of simonda that can be transplanted are bred; although morelite is used as a carrier, combined with river sand to simulate the growth environment, humus soil and decomposed farmyard manure provide nutrients, superphosphate Provide a source of phosphorus to ensure the high survival rate of jojoba seeds in the seedling stage and transplanting stage; however, no conclusion has been drawn on whether the cultivation period is shortened, and the seedling density in the planting stage is fixed, so when the seedlings become For transplantable seedlings, it generally requires 2 to 3 times of loose soil transplanting, and the operation is very complicated to control the spacing between plants; although it provides a conventional idea of ​​​​controlling the intensity of sunlight from weak to strong for training seedlings, the training of seedlings under sunlight For fixed planting of seedlings, the effect of training seedlings will produce deviations in light intensity due to the position of the seedlings, which will affect the effect of training seedlings

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