JP4965304B2 - Method for producing soil for plant cultivation and soil for plant cultivation - Google Patents

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JP4965304B2
JP4965304B2 JP2007081129A JP2007081129A JP4965304B2 JP 4965304 B2 JP4965304 B2 JP 4965304B2 JP 2007081129 A JP2007081129 A JP 2007081129A JP 2007081129 A JP2007081129 A JP 2007081129A JP 4965304 B2 JP4965304 B2 JP 4965304B2
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本発明は、環境に配慮した栄養豊富な植物栽培用土壌の製造方法及びそれにより得られる植物栽培用土壌に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for producing a nutrient-rich plant cultivation soil in consideration of the environment and the plant cultivation soil obtained thereby.

従来、専業農家での野菜栽培、家庭菜園、園芸等に利用される多様な構成の土壌が提供されている。このような植物栽培用土壌は、植物生育に必要な栄養分やバクテリアを含み、有害菌を含まず、適度なpHであり、根茎の成長を促進する適度な粒度等を備え、その他、適度な通気性や保水性を備えていること等が要件となっている。   Conventionally, soils of various configurations used for vegetable cultivation, home gardening, horticulture, etc. by a full-time farmer have been provided. Such soil for plant cultivation contains nutrients and bacteria necessary for plant growth, does not contain harmful bacteria, has an appropriate pH, has an appropriate particle size that promotes the growth of rhizomes, and has other appropriate ventilation. It is a requirement to have properties and water retention.

一般的な植物栽培用土壌は、天然土壌を主成分としている場合であっても種々の合成された添加物を混合して製造されている。   A general plant cultivation soil is produced by mixing various synthesized additives even when natural soil is a main component.

また、酸性に傾いている土を中性の土にするためには、石灰(炭酸カルシウム)などを混ぜて矯正することが一般的に行われている。   Moreover, in order to make the soil inclined to acidity into neutral soil, it is generally performed to correct by mixing lime (calcium carbonate) or the like.

そこで、自然の材料を利用した植物栽培用土壌に対する要望がある。特許文献1は、家庭から排出される生ごみを園芸土壌に加工する方法を開示しているが、バクテリア育成のために炭酸カルシウムを混合している。
特開2004−208624
Therefore, there is a demand for soil for plant cultivation using natural materials. Patent Document 1 discloses a method of processing garbage discharged from households into horticultural soil, but calcium carbonate is mixed for bacterial growth.
JP 2004-208624 A

従来の植物栽培用土壌の多くは、化学的に合成された製品(肥料・農薬)を含むため、土壌に含まれる微生物や有機物等並びに植物を死滅させる場合もあり、周囲の自然環境が破壊されてしまうという問題点がある。   Many conventional soils for plant cultivation contain chemically synthesized products (fertilizers and pesticides), which may kill microorganisms, organic matter, etc. contained in the soil, as well as the surrounding natural environment. There is a problem that.

また、自然環境が破壊された土壌で収穫された食物等は、生産量、味や栄養素などが激減し、人体にも化学物質による害が出ているのが実態である。   In addition, the food, etc. harvested from the soil whose natural environment has been destroyed has a drastic decrease in production, taste and nutrients, and the human body is actually harmed by chemical substances.

以上のような問題点に鑑み本発明は、化学的に合成された製品を用いることなく、自然な材料のみを利用しかつ優れた性能を有する植物栽培用土壌の製造方法を提供することを目的とする。加えて、家庭や食品加工施設等から廃棄される生ごみを有効利用した植物栽培用土壌の製造方法を提供することを目的とする。   In view of the problems as described above, the present invention aims to provide a method for producing soil for plant cultivation that uses only natural materials and has excellent performance without using chemically synthesized products. And In addition, it aims at providing the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation which used effectively the garbage discarded from a household, a food processing facility, etc.

上記の目的を達成するべく本発明は以下の構成を提供する。
本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法は、次の工程を有する。
・生ごみ(1A)を破砕して生ごみ破砕物とする第1工程
・前記生ごみ破砕物(1B)を木酢液と混合し該木酢液に浸漬する第2工程
・前記木酢液に浸漬した生ごみ破砕物を第1熟成期間の間放置することにより生ごみペースト物(1C)とする第3工程
・第1の粉炭(4A)に前記生ごみペースト物(1C)を混ぜ込む第4工程
・前記生ごみペースト物と混合した第1の粉炭を、、通気性を確保しつつ第2熟成期間の間放置することにより粉炭熟成物(4B)とする第5工程
・第2の粉炭(5A)に前記粉炭熟成物を混ぜ込むことにより植物栽培用土壌(5B)とする第6工程
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following configurations.
The manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention has the following process.
-1st process of crushing garbage (1A) to make garbage crushed material-2nd process of mixing said garbage crushed material (1B) with wood vinegar liquid and soaking in said wood vinegar liquid-Soaking in said wood vinegar liquid 3rd process which makes garbage paste thing (1C) by letting garbage crushed material stand for the 1st ripening period ・ The 4th process which mixes said garbage paste thing (1C) into the 1st pulverized coal (4A) -5th process which makes the 1st pulverized coal mixed with the said garbage paste thing leave for the 2nd aging period, ensuring air permeability, and makes it a pulverized coal aged product (4B)-2nd pulverized coal (5A ) The 6th process which makes the soil for plant cultivation (5B) by mixing the said pulverized coal aged material

上記製造方法において、前記第1の粉炭と前記生ごみペースト物との容量比が10:1であることが好適である。
また、上記製造方法において、前記第2の粉炭と前記粉炭熟成物との容量比が5:5〜7:3であることが好適である。
また、上記製造方法において、前記第1熟成期間が48時間であることが好適である。
また、上記製造方法において、前記第2熟成期間が4日間であることが好適である。
In the manufacturing method, it is preferable that a volume ratio of the first pulverized coal to the garbage paste is 10: 1.
Moreover, in the said manufacturing method, it is suitable that the volume ratio of a said 2nd pulverized coal and the said pulverized coal aged product is 5: 5-7: 3.
In the manufacturing method, it is preferable that the first aging period is 48 hours.
In the production method, it is preferable that the second aging period is 4 days.

本発明はさらに、上記製造方法により製造された植物栽培用土壌も提供する。   The present invention further provides a soil for plant cultivation produced by the above production method.

上記のように構成された本発明は、下記の効果を奏する。
(a)本発明により製造される植物栽培用土壌は、通気性、排水性及び保水性のある粉炭と、木酢液とを使用することによって保肥性のあるものとなる。
(b)粉炭は、粉状であるために隙間を形成することがなく、植物根系全体を満遍なく覆い、その特性を行渡らせることができる。
(c)木酢液の特性である防虫効果で、害虫から植物を保護することができる。
(d)本発明による植物栽培用土壌のみで、土壌と堆肥の代用となり、基本的にこれ以外の肥料は不要である。
(e)本発明による植物栽培用土壌は、冷害、干ばつ、病気、細菌などに有効に対応でき、収穫、味、栄養素に優れた食物等が無農薬で製造できる。
(f)本発明による植物栽培用土壌は、化学的な合成物質を使用せず自然の材料のみから製造でき、生ごみを有効に活用できると同時に、炭と木酢液の特性を生かした環境により土壌が得られる。生ごみがバクテリアにより分解され極めて栄養豊富な土壌となる。
The present invention configured as described above has the following effects.
(A) The soil for plant cultivation manufactured by the present invention has fertilizer by using pulverized coal having air permeability, drainage and water retention, and wood vinegar.
(B) Since pulverized coal is powdery, it does not form a gap, and can evenly cover the whole plant root system and spread its characteristics.
(C) Plants can be protected from pests due to the insect-repellent effect that is a characteristic of wood vinegar.
(D) Only soil for plant cultivation according to the present invention is used as a substitute for soil and compost, and basically no other fertilizer is required.
(E) The soil for plant cultivation according to the present invention can effectively cope with cold damage, drought, disease, bacteria, etc., and can produce foods excellent in harvest, taste, and nutrients without using any agricultural chemicals.
(F) The soil for plant cultivation according to the present invention can be produced only from natural materials without using chemical synthetic substances, and can effectively utilize garbage, and at the same time, by utilizing the characteristics of charcoal and wood vinegar. Soil is obtained. Garbage is decomposed by bacteria and becomes extremely nutrient-rich soil.

以下、図面を参照して本発明の実施の形態の詳細を説明する。
図1〜図6は、本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の各工程を概略的かつ模式的に示す図である。なお、以下の各工程で用いる具体的手法、具体的器具または装置等は一例であって、本発明を、これらを使用する場合に限定するものではない。
The details of the embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
1-6 is a figure which shows each process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention roughly and typically. In addition, the specific method, specific instrument, or apparatus used in the following steps are merely examples, and the present invention is not limited to the use of these.

図1に示す第1工程では、材料となる生ごみ1Aを破砕する。本発明に使用する生ごみ1Aは、一般家庭、八百屋や魚屋等の店舗、または水産加工場等の食品加工施設などから排出される食物廃棄物であればいずれも利用できる。図1の例では、生ごみの破砕に破砕機11を用いている。破砕機11は、数mm程度のメッシュの切断刃11aを備えており、投入された生ごみ1Aをこの切断刃11aに通すことによりミンチ状態(細かく刻んだ状態)に破砕する。この状態の生ごみを、「生ごみ破砕物(符号1Bで示す)」と称することとする。ミンチ状態にされた生ごみ破砕物1Bは、適宜の容器21に収容する。容器21は、その内側に笊状の内駕籠22を備えており、生ごみ破砕物1Bを内駕籠22で受け堆積させるとともに、内駕籠22の孔から余剰水2が落下する(生ごみの内容によっては、余剰水2がほとんどない場合もある)。余剰水2は廃棄する。余剰水2は、自然落下するもののみでよく、生ごみ破砕物1Bを絞る必要はない。   In the first step shown in FIG. 1, the raw garbage 1A as a material is crushed. The garbage 1A used in the present invention may be any food waste discharged from a general household, a store such as a greengrocer or a fish shop, or a food processing facility such as a fish processing plant. In the example of FIG. 1, the crusher 11 is used for crushing garbage. The crusher 11 is provided with a cutting blade 11a having a mesh of about several millimeters, and crushes the input garbage 1A through the cutting blade 11a into a minced state (a finely chopped state). The garbage in this state is referred to as “garbage crushed material (indicated by reference numeral 1B)”. The garbage crushed material 1 </ b> B in the minced state is stored in an appropriate container 21. The container 21 has a bowl-shaped inner bowl 22 inside thereof, and receives and deposits the garbage crushed material 1B with the inner bowl 22 and the excess water 2 falls from the hole of the inner bowl 22 (raw bowl). Depending on the content of the waste, there may be little surplus water 2). Excess water 2 is discarded. The surplus water 2 only needs to fall naturally, and it is not necessary to squeeze the garbage crushed material 1B.

図2に示す第2工程では、上記第1工程で得られた生ごみ破砕物1Bの上から木酢液3を流し入れ、生ごみ破砕物1Bとよく混合する。混合した後、生ごみ破砕物1Bの全体が浸る程度の木酢液3の量とし、生ごみ破砕物1Bを木酢液3に浸漬する。木酢液は、炭焼き過程で排出される煙を冷却液化して得られる液体である。木酢液は、水を除く主成分である酢酸の他に、木材由来の有機酸、フェノール、タールなどを含むことで弱酸性を示し、強い殺菌作用がある。本発明においては、針葉樹を用いた木酢液が好ましい。針葉樹は、炭にした場合に広葉樹に比べて気泡面積が大きいためバクテリアが繁殖し易いからである。   In the second step shown in FIG. 2, the wood vinegar liquid 3 is poured from above the garbage crushed material 1B obtained in the first step and mixed well with the food crushed material 1B. After mixing, the amount of the pyroligneous acid liquid 3 is such that the whole garbage crushed product 1B is immersed, and the crushed garbage 1B is immersed in the pyroligneous acid solution 3. Wood vinegar is a liquid obtained by cooling and liquefying smoke discharged in the charcoal baking process. Wood vinegar is weakly acidic by containing wood-derived organic acid, phenol, tar and the like in addition to acetic acid, which is the main component excluding water, and has a strong bactericidal action. In the present invention, a wood vinegar solution using a conifer is preferred. This is because conifers have a larger bubble area than charcoal when charcoal is used, so that bacteria can easily propagate.

図3に示す第3工程では、上記第2工程で木酢液に浸漬した生ごみ破砕物1Bを所定の期間(「第1熟成期間」と称する)放置する。放置する際は、通気性のある蓋23で容器21の開口部を覆う。蓋23は、通気性があれば材質は任意でよい。これは虫や不純物の混入を防ぐためである。第1熟成期間は、生ごみ破砕物1Bの量にほぼ無関係に48時間程度が好適である。温度は、15℃〜25℃がバクテリアの繁殖に好適である。第1熟成期間の間に、生ごみ破砕物1Bに含まれるタンパク質、糖分、油分等がバクテリアによって分解され、また、塩分が中和されて、ペースト状態となる。ペースト状態とは、多少の固形分は残留していても、その大部分がどろりとした流動性の小さい液体状態であることをいう。この状態となった生ごみを、「生ごみペースト物(符号1Cで示す)」と称することとする。さらに、生ごみペースト物1Cは、木酢液の作用により殺菌滅菌状態となっている。   In the third step shown in FIG. 3, the crushed garbage 1B immersed in the wood vinegar liquid in the second step is left for a predetermined period (referred to as “first aging period”). When left unattended, the opening of the container 21 is covered with a breathable lid 23. The lid 23 may be made of any material as long as it has air permeability. This is to prevent contamination by insects and impurities. The first aging period is preferably about 48 hours regardless of the amount of the garbage crushed material 1B. A temperature of 15 ° C. to 25 ° C. is suitable for bacterial growth. During the first aging period, proteins, sugars, oils, and the like contained in the crushed garbage 1B are decomposed by bacteria, and the salt is neutralized to form a paste. The paste state means that even though some solid content remains, most of the solid is a liquid state with a low fluidity. The garbage in this state is referred to as “garbage paste (indicated by reference numeral 1C)”. Furthermore, the garbage paste 1C is sterilized and sterilized by the action of the wood vinegar solution.

なお、内駕籠22の孔を通して、生ごみペースト物1Cから自然に落下した余剰液3’は別の容器に取り出す。この余剰液3’には、栄養分が豊富に残留しているので廃棄せず、次回バッチの第3工程における木酢液3と合わせて使用することが好ましい。   The surplus liquid 3 ′ that naturally falls from the garbage paste 1 </ b> C through the hole of the inner basket 22 is taken out into another container. The surplus liquid 3 ′ is preferably used together with the wood vinegar liquid 3 in the third step of the next batch without being discarded because the nutrients are abundantly retained.

図4に示す第4工程では、所定の土壌混合容器24に粉炭4Aを充填し、その上から、上記第3工程で得られた生ごみペースト物1Cをふりかけ、粉炭4Aをよく混合して混ぜ込む。このとき、塊状にならないように満遍なく混ぜ合わせる。粉炭は、粉状または細粒状の石炭であり、バクテリアの増殖を促進する効果があることから土壌改良材の一つとして知られている。好適な容量比は、粉炭4Aと生ごみペースト物1Cとが、10:1の割合である。一実施例では、粉炭を40リットルとし、生ごみペースト物を4リットルとした。第4工程で得られた粉炭4Aと生ごみペースト物1Cとの混合物のpHは4であり、この時点では酸性である。   In the fourth step shown in FIG. 4, the predetermined soil mixing container 24 is filled with pulverized coal 4A, and then the raw garbage paste 1C obtained in the third step is sprinkled over, and the pulverized coal 4A is well mixed and mixed. Include. At this time, mix thoroughly so as not to form a lump. Powdered coal is powdery or fine-grained coal, and is known as one of soil improvement materials because it has an effect of promoting bacterial growth. A suitable volume ratio is a ratio of 10: 1 between the powdered coal 4A and the garbage paste 1C. In one example, the powdered coal was 40 liters and the garbage paste was 4 liters. The pH of the mixture of the pulverized coal 4A and the garbage paste 1C obtained in the fourth step is 4, and is acidic at this point.

なお、第4工程で用いる粉炭と、後述する第6工程で用いる粉炭とは同種であるが、これらの工程を明確に区別するために、第4工程のものを「第1の粉炭」と称し、第6工程のものを「第2の粉炭」と称する場合がある。本発明で用いる粉炭は、針葉樹によるものが好ましい。針葉樹は、炭にした場合に広葉樹に比べて気泡面積が大きいためバクテリアが繁殖し易いからである。   The pulverized coal used in the fourth step and the pulverized coal used in the sixth step, which will be described later, are the same type, but in order to clearly distinguish these steps, the fourth step is referred to as “first pulverized coal”. The thing of a 6th process may be called "2nd pulverized coal." The pulverized coal used in the present invention is preferably softwood. This is because conifers have a larger bubble area than charcoal when charcoal is used, so that bacteria can easily propagate.

図5に示す第5工程では、上記第4工程で得られた生ごみペースト物1Cと粉炭4Aとの混合物を、通気性のある袋に充填し、所定の期間(「第2熟成期間」と称する)放置する。実施例では、1つの袋に15リットルを充填した。放置中、袋の口は閉じておき、雨がかからないようにする。第2熟成期間は、ほぼ4日間である。4日間は目安であり、気候や温度によって変動する。18℃〜25℃の範囲であれば2、3日で仕上がる。第2熟成期間にバクテリアが繁殖し、pHが5.5〜6程度の中性となる。第2熟成期間の完了後、袋内の混合物には繁殖したバクテリアが綿状に付着しているのが視認された。第2熟成期間を完了したこの混合物を「粉炭熟成物(符号4Bで示す)」と称することとする(図5の下図は一部切り欠き図である)。   In the fifth step shown in FIG. 5, the mixture of the garbage paste 1C and the pulverized coal 4A obtained in the fourth step is filled in a breathable bag, and a predetermined period (the “second aging period”). Leave). In the example, one bag was filled with 15 liters. Keep the bag's mouth closed so that it won't rain. The second aging period is approximately 4 days. 4 days is a guideline and will vary depending on the climate and temperature. If it is the range of 18 to 25 degreeC, it will be finished in a few days. Bacteria grow during the second aging period, and the pH becomes neutral at about 5.5-6. After completion of the second ripening period, it was visually confirmed that the propagated bacteria adhered to the mixture in the bag in a cotton-like manner. This mixture that has completed the second aging period will be referred to as “pulverized coal aging product (indicated by reference numeral 4B)” (the lower view of FIG. 5 is a partially cutaway view).

図6に示す第6工程では、上記第5工程で得られた粉炭熟成物4Bを、新たな粉炭5A(すなわち第2の粉炭)に混ぜ込む。好適な容量比は、粉炭5Aと粉炭熟成物4Bとが、5:5〜7:3の割合の範囲である。全体がさらさらの砂状態となるまで、満遍なく混合する。この段階では、ほとんど無臭となっている。これにより、本発明による植物栽培用土壌5Bが得られる。その後、植物栽培用土壌5Bを適宜袋詰めをする。   In the sixth step shown in FIG. 6, the pulverized coal aged product 4B obtained in the fifth step is mixed with new pulverized coal 5A (ie, the second pulverized coal). A suitable capacity ratio is a range of 5: 5 to 7: 3 of the pulverized coal 5A and the pulverized coal aged product 4B. Mix evenly until the whole is in a smooth sand state. At this stage, it is almost odorless. Thereby, the soil 5B for plant cultivation by this invention is obtained. Thereafter, the plant cultivation soil 5B is appropriately packed.

本発明による植物栽培用土壌5Bを畑や栽培地の土壌に使用する方法として、例えば、初めて混ぜ込む場合には、上記第6工程での粉炭5Aと粉炭熟成物4Bとが5:5の割合のものを用い、そして2回以降に混ぜ込む場合には、7:3の割合のものを用いることが好ましい。つまり、本発明による植物栽培用土壌を未使用の土壌に対しては、粉炭熟成物4Bの比率の高いものを用いて早期に効果を得るようにし、その後は、安定した効果を持続できる程度に調整する。   As a method of using the soil for plant cultivation 5B according to the present invention in the soil of a field or cultivation area, for example, when mixing for the first time, the ratio of 5: 5 is 5% of the pulverized coal 5A and the pulverized coal aged 4B in the sixth step In the case of using a mixture of two or more times, it is preferable to use a 7: 3 ratio. In other words, for the soil for plant cultivation according to the present invention, unused soil is used to obtain an effect at an early stage using a high ratio of the pulverized coal aged product 4B, and thereafter, a stable effect can be sustained. adjust.

本発明には、上記に示した製造方法により製造された植物栽培用土壌の製品も含まれる。   The product of the soil for plant cultivation manufactured by the manufacturing method shown above is also contained in this invention.

本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第1工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 1st process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention. 本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第2工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 2nd process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention. 本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第3工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 3rd process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention. 本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第4工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 4th process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention. 本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第5工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 5th process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention. 本発明による植物栽培用土壌の製造方法の第6工程を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the 6th process of the manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation by this invention.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1A 生ごみ
1B 生ごみ破砕物
1C 生ごみペースト物
2 余剰水
3 木酢液
3’ 浸漬後の木酢液
4A 第1の粉炭
4B 粉炭熟成物
5A 第2の粉炭
5B 植物栽培用土壌
11 破砕機
21 容器
22 内駕籠
23 蓋
24 土壌混合容器
25 通気袋
26 袋
1A garbage 1B garbage crushed 1C garbage paste 2 surplus water 3 wood vinegar 3 'wood vinegar after dipping 4A 1st pulverized coal 4B pulverized coal aged 5A 2nd pulverized coal 5B plant cultivation soil 11 crusher 21 container 22 Inner casing 23 Lid 24 Soil mixing container 25 Ventilation bag 26 Bag

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生ごみ(1A)を破砕して生ごみ破砕物とする第1工程と、
前記生ごみ破砕物(1B)を木酢液と混合し該木酢液に浸漬する第2工程と、
前記木酢液に浸漬した生ごみ破砕物を第1熟成期間の間放置することにより生ごみペースト物(1C)とする第3工程と、
第1の粉炭(4A)に前記生ごみペースト物(1C)を混ぜ込む第4工程と、
前記生ごみペースト物と混合した第1の粉炭を、通気性を確保しつつ第2熟成期間の間放置することにより粉炭熟成物(4B)とする第5工程と、
第2の粉炭(5A)に前記粉炭熟成物を混ぜ込むことにより植物栽培用土壌(5B)とする第6工程とを有することを特徴とする植物栽培用土壌の製造方法。
The first step of crushing the garbage (1A) to make the garbage crushed,
A second step in which the crushed garbage (1B) is mixed with a wood vinegar solution and immersed in the wood vinegar solution;
A third step of making a garbage paste (1C) by leaving the crushed garbage immersed in the wood vinegar for the first aging period;
A fourth step of mixing the garbage paste (1C) into the first pulverized coal (4A);
A fifth step of making the pulverized coal aged (4B) by allowing the first pulverized coal mixed with the garbage paste to stand for the second aging period while ensuring air permeability;
A method for producing soil for plant cultivation, comprising a sixth step of preparing soil for plant cultivation (5B) by mixing the pulverized coal aged product with second powdered coal (5A).
前記第1の粉炭と前記生ごみペースト物との容量比が10:1であることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の植物栽培用土壌の製造方法。   2. The method for producing soil for plant cultivation according to claim 1, wherein a volume ratio of the first pulverized coal to the garbage paste is 10: 1. 前記第2の粉炭と前記粉炭熟成物との容量比が5:5〜7:3であることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の植物栽培用土壌の製造方法。   The volume ratio of said 2nd pulverized coal and said pulverized coal ripening thing is 5: 5-7: 3, The manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation of Claim 1 or 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. 前記第1熟成期間が48時間であることを特徴とする請求項1〜3のいずれかに記載の植物栽培用土壌の製造方法。   The said 1st ripening period is 48 hours, The manufacturing method of the soil for plant cultivation in any one of Claims 1-3 characterized by the above-mentioned. 前記第2熟成期間が4日間であることを特徴とする請求項1〜4のいずれかに記載の植物栽培用土壌の製造方法。   The method for producing soil for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the second ripening period is 4 days. 請求項1〜5のいずれかに記載の植物栽培用土壌の製造方法により製造された植物栽培用土壌。   A soil for plant cultivation produced by the method for producing a soil for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 1 to 5.
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