CN114586633A - Cultivation method of hemerocallis fulva seedlings - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for cultivating hemerocallis fulva seedlings, which comprises the following steps: the method comprises the following steps: step 1: using vegetable garden soil: light base 7: 3, preparing nutrient soil according to the proportion, and disinfecting by using a 402 bactericide; step 2: taking 3-10 years of hemerocallis fulva seedlings, cutting off aged rhizomes and rotten root systems at the bottom, cutting the fleshy roots to 2 cm, and cutting the leaves to 2 mm; and step 3: uniformly dividing one seedling into 8-10 strands by adopting a longitudinal cutting mode, wherein each branch root and stem contains hidden buds and one root, and the weight of each branch root and stem is 1.5 g; and 4, step 4: soaking the plant-divided rootstocks for 5-8 minutes by using the prepared rooting powder solution, then fishing out, and sticking fresh plant ash; and 5: taking a nutrition cup, filling 9 cm-thick nutrition soil in each cup, planting 2-3 strands of hidden buds, and enabling the upper surface of the nutrition soil to exceed the top of the hidden buds by 2 mm; step 6: placing the nutrition cup in a plastic greenhouse, keeping the nutrition soil moist, and after 7-10 days, carrying out hidden bud and then completely unearthing; and 7: when the seedlings grow to 3 cm, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied per square.
Description
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of hemerocallis fulva seedling cultivation methods, in particular to a hemerocallis fulva seedling cultivation method.
Background
The day lily has been planted in China for more than two thousand years, is eaten as delicacy, is used as a good drug, is viewed as famous flower, and is a high-efficiency special economic crop. At present, there are four methods for propagating hemerocallis seedlings: plant division propagation, seed propagation, section propagation and tissue culture. These propagation methods cannot meet the requirements of short time and high survival rate at the same time, and cannot be applied to the popularization of new species.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to overcome the technical defects and provides a method for cultivating hemerocallis fulva seedlings.
In order to solve the technical problem, the technical scheme provided by the invention is a method for cultivating hemerocallis fulva seedlings, which comprises the following steps: the method comprises the following steps:
step 1: using vegetable garden soil: light base 7: 3, preparing nutrient soil according to the proportion, and disinfecting by using a 402 bactericide;
step 2: taking 3-10 years of hemerocallis fulva seedlings, cutting off aged rhizomes and rotten root systems at the bottom, cutting the fleshy roots to 2 cm, and cutting the leaves to 2 mm;
and step 3: uniformly dividing one seedling into 8-10 strands by adopting a longitudinal cutting mode, wherein each branch root and stem contains hidden buds and one root, and the weight of each branch root and stem is 1.5 g;
and 4, step 4: soaking the plant-divided rootstocks for 5-8 minutes by using the prepared rooting powder solution, then fishing out, and sticking fresh plant ash;
and 5: taking a nutrition cup, filling 9 cm-thick nutrition soil in each cup, planting 2-3 strands of hidden buds, and enabling the upper surface of the nutrition soil to exceed the top of the hidden buds by 2 mm;
step 6: placing the nutrition cup in a plastic greenhouse, keeping the nutrition soil moist, and after 7-10 days, carrying out hidden bud and then completely unearthing;
and 7: when the seedlings grow to 3 cm, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square, and after 30 days, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square.
As an improvement, the vegetable garden soil is sandy soil for planting crops for more than ten years, the light base is a mixture of crushed plant straws, leaves and the like, fermented and finally added with expanded perlite in a certain proportion.
As an improvement, the plastic greenhouse is provided with a water spray nozzle, and after the surface layer of the nutrient soil is whitened, water is sprayed and is soaked into the soil layer to be 6-7 cm thick, so that the nutrient soil can be kept moist.
As an improvement, the temperature in the plastic greenhouse is kept at 15-25 ℃ in spring and autumn and 10-15 ℃ in winter; when the outdoor temperature is stabilized above 15 deg.C, the plastic greenhouse film is uncovered, and when the temperature is hot in summer, the sunshade net is covered for sun protection.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that: can prevent bacteria from infecting rotten seeds and improve the germination rate; the method can prevent the blocked emergence of the seed buds from generating the stuffy bud rotting, and improve the survival rate of the seedlings; the root system is developed and the growth is fast when the seedlings grow, the seedlings grow strongly, the number of the divided plants is large, and the breeding is fast; the temperature, light and humidity of the greenhouse are adjusted in the optimal environment, so that the winter dormancy can be broken, the growth period is prolonged, the division of plants is promoted, and the greenhouse has high practical value and popularization value.
Detailed Description
The cultivation method of hemerocallis fulva seedlings of the present invention is further described in detail below.
A cultivation method of hemerocallis fulva seedlings comprises the following steps:
step 1: using vegetable garden soil: light base 7: 3, preparing nutrient soil according to the proportion, and disinfecting by using a 402 bactericide;
step 2: taking 3-10 years of hemerocallis fulva seedlings, cutting off aged rhizomes and rotten root systems at the bottom, cutting the fleshy roots to 2 cm, and cutting the leaves to 2 mm;
and step 3: uniformly dividing one seedling into 8-10 strands by adopting a longitudinal cutting mode, wherein each strand of divided root and stem contains hidden buds and one root, and the divided root and stem is 1.5 g in weight;
and 4, step 4: soaking the plant-divided rootstocks for 5-8 minutes by using the prepared rooting powder solution, then fishing out, and sticking fresh plant ash;
and 5: taking a nutrition cup, filling 9 cm-thick nutrition soil in each cup, planting 2-3 strands of hidden buds, and enabling the upper surface of the nutrition soil to exceed the top of the hidden buds by 2 mm;
step 6: placing the nutrition cup in a plastic greenhouse, keeping the nutrition soil moist, and after 7-10 days, carrying out hidden bud and then completely unearthing;
and 7: when the seedlings grow to 3 cm, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square, and after 30 days, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square.
The garden soil is sandy soil for planting crops for more than ten years, the light base is a mixture of crushed plant straws, leaves and the like, fermented and finally added with expanded perlite according to a certain proportion.
The plastic greenhouse is provided with a water spraying nozzle, and after the surface layer of the nutrient soil is whitened, the nutrient soil is sprayed with water and is immersed into the soil layer to be 6-7 cm thick, so that the nutrient soil can be kept moist.
The temperature in the plastic greenhouse is kept at 15-25 ℃ in spring and autumn and 10-15 ℃ in winter; when the outdoor temperature is stabilized above 15 deg.C, the plastic greenhouse film is uncovered, and when the temperature is hot in summer, the sunshade net is covered for sun protection.
In the specific implementation of the method, the hemerocallis fulva seedlings are cultivated according to the steps.
The method for cultivating the hemerocallis fulva seedlings can prevent bacteria from infecting rotten seeds and improve the germination rate; the method can prevent the blocked emergence of the seed buds from generating the stuffy bud rotting, and improve the survival rate of the seedlings; the root system is developed and the growth is fast when the seedlings grow, the seedlings grow strongly, the number of the divided plants is large, and the breeding is fast; the temperature, light and humidity of the greenhouse are adjusted in the optimal environment, so that the winter dormancy can be broken, the growth period is prolonged, the division of plants is promoted, and the greenhouse has high practical value and popularization value.
The present invention and the embodiments thereof have been described above without limitation, and it should be understood that those skilled in the art can devise similar structural modes and embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.
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1. The hemerocallis fulva seedling cultivation method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: using vegetable garden soil: light base 7: 3, preparing nutrient soil according to the proportion, and disinfecting by using a 402 bactericide;
step 2: taking hemerocallis fulva seedlings of 3-10 years, cutting off aged rhizomes and rotten root systems at the bottom, cutting the fleshy roots to 2 cm, and cutting the leaves to 2 mm;
and step 3: uniformly dividing one seedling into 8-10 strands by adopting a longitudinal cutting mode, wherein each branch root and stem contains hidden buds and one root, and the weight of each branch root and stem is 1.5 g;
and 4, step 4: soaking the plant-divided rootstocks for 5-8 minutes by using the prepared rooting powder solution, fishing out, and then sticking fresh plant ash;
and 5: taking a nutrition cup, filling 9 cm-thick nutrition soil in each cup, planting 2-3 strands of hidden buds, and enabling the upper surface of the nutrition soil to exceed the top of the hidden buds by 2 mm;
step 6: placing the nutrition cup in a plastic greenhouse, keeping the nutrition soil moist, and after 7-10 days, carrying out hidden bud and then completely unearthing;
and 7: when the seedlings grow to 3 cm, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square, and after 30 days, 40 g of slow release fertilizer is applied to each square.
2. The method for cultivating seedlings of hemerocallis fulva according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the garden soil is sandy soil for planting crops for more than ten years, the light base is a mixture of crushed plant straws, leaves and the like, fermented and finally added with expanded perlite according to a certain proportion.
3. The method for cultivating seedlings of hemerocallis fulva according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the plastic greenhouse is provided with a water spraying nozzle, and after the surface layer of the nutrient soil is whitened, the nutrient soil is sprayed with water and is immersed into the soil layer to be 6-7 cm thick, so that the nutrient soil can be kept moist.
4. The method for cultivating seedlings of hemerocallis fulva according to claim 1, wherein the method comprises the following steps: the temperature in the plastic greenhouse is kept at 15-25 ℃ in spring and autumn and 10-15 ℃ in winter; when the outdoor temperature is stabilized above 15 deg.C, the plastic greenhouse film is uncovered, and when the temperature is hot in summer, the sunshade net is covered for sun protection.
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