JPS61242980A - Insect repellent gardening fertilizer - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Field of Application This invention is mainly used to control pests that absorb the sap from roots and leaves, such as mites and Neabra, which occur during vegetable cultivation, and to promote the growth of plants. Concerning the manufacturing method of horticultural fertilizer.

Conventional technology Traditionally, in greenhouse cultivation, for example, lettuce, spinach,
DPVD emulsion, Sumithion agent, etc. are sprayed to exterminate substances that adhere to strawberries, etc., but they cause chemical damage when plants germinate or bloom, and contaminated pesticides that adhere to harvested products are easily washed away. Because they remain uninhabitable, eating them should not be used considering the effects on the human body.

In addition, there is no other control method than trapping and killing moths that suck the sap from fruits, leaves, and stems at the time of harvest, and trapping them is time-consuming and extremely difficult.

C.9 Problems to be Solved by the Invention Therefore, in view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the product of the present invention first protects against parasitic eggs of the pests and promotes plant growth without using pesticides that affect the human body. It provides a non-polluting fertilizer composition that works.

20 Means for Solving Problems Next, to explain the manufacturing process of the composition used in the present invention, the well-known sunflower (sunflower), which is conventionally cultivated as home-grown feed, is harvested and dried at the ripening stage. After that, the ash that remains after completely burning the plants is collected, and on the other hand, poultry manure powder that has been dried by a vacuum process is blended in an equal amount with the remaining ash. The gardening fertilizer for controlling insect damage according to the present invention can be easily prepared by adding 10 to 15% of finely chopped leaves, stems, and root hairs that are removed and discarded from violets.

E. To explain an example of a horticultural fertilizer (hereinafter referred to as a composition) for controlling insect damage based on the above example, the composition was applied to 100 square meters of the cultivated surface area on which strawberries, vegetables, etc. are planted. One kilogram is spread, the soil is lightly mixed with a rake to form furrows, the desired seeds are sown in the soil, and the soil is covered with soil suitable for the seeds.

Effects of the Invention This composition utilizes chicken manure that contains nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potassium, which are essential for plant growth, and the addition of garlic residue gives off a unique odor characterized by allyl sulfide. This is because it prevents parasitism of organisms and has a bactericidal effect. In addition, sunflower ash contains a large amount of linoleic acid, which is suitable for exterminating oil bugs.Furthermore, the ash improves oxygen management and respiration, and quickly neutralizes acidic soil to support plant growth. It promotes

As described above, the main raw materials for the present invention are composed of garlic residue, chicken manure, and sunflower grass ash, which are disposed of. Therefore, each material is easily available and the manufacturing method is simple. Unlike conventional pest control and scientific fertilizers, this is an extremely safe and non-polluting fertilizer that controls insect damage and promotes plant growth.

In addition, by burying a desired amount of this seed in the deep outer periphery of the furrow where the seeds have been sown, it has the effect of preventing the entry of field mice, moles, etc.

Claims (1)

[Claims] The grown sunflower plants are harvested, dried naturally, then burned, the remaining ash is collected, and vacuum-dried chicken manure powder is mixed in an equal amount with the remaining ash, and garlic is added to the remaining ash. A horticultural fertilizer for controlling insect damage, characterized in that 10 to 15% of finely chopped root hairs of the following are mixed and used as a base fertilizer for cultivating plants.