The invention relates to a technique of remediation of slightly and medio-
metal-contaminated vegetable soil with production. The specific steps are as follows: firstly,
Sedum alfredii and
Elsholtzia splendens are intercropped in vegetable soil contaminated by heavy
metal such as
cadmium,
copper and
zinc in spring with a with inter
plant distance of ten to fifteen centimeters, row spacing of thirty centimeters; secondly, the
Sedum alfredii is harvested periodically, a growth period of
Sedum alfredii is three to four months during a first harvest, from then on, the
Sedum alfredii is harvested
every three months or when growing to a height of thirty to forty centimeters, stems of a height of two to three centimeters are left above the ground in harvest; the
Elsholtzia splendens is harvested in October; thirdly, a
cadmium-enriched rape is planted after the harvest of the
Elsholtzia splendens with the spacing in the row of fifteen to twenty centimeters and is harvested in April of the next year; fourthly, a cucumber is planted after the harvest of the rape with the spacing in the row of twenty to twenty-five centimeters, a cabbage is planted after the harvest of the cucumber in September, the
Elsholtzia splendens is planted after the harvest of the cabbage, then a restoring period is completed. Adopting a super accumulator
plant for absorbing a plurality of heavy
metal from the soil, the invention achieves reducing the heavy metal content in the vegetables and guaranteeing the safety of the farm produce.