Flavia can sow, plating and breed in separate strains, and after planting, water is poured or sprayed once for about two to three days, keeping the soil wet. At the end of the period, 15 kg/acre of soil-based fertilization was performed, approximately 2-3 times per year. Irrigated by frozen water before the soil freeze, spring two, when the soil is frozen, spring water is refilled and weeds are removed in a timely manner to avoid the spread of weeds. Buddha's accommodative, dry and cold。
I. The growth habits of buddha's grass
Flavia is highly adaptable and most of the soil plots can be planted, drought-resistant and cold-resistant. The summer temperatures are as high as 50-55 °c and can grow and die without rain for 20 consecutive days, growing in the north of china. The three seasons of spring, summer and autumn are strong, the top leaves of the land are frozen in hibernation during cold periods, the soil is unfrozen for the next year and the ground is covered in early spring。
Ii. The methodology of flavi
Seeding
The seeding is mainly suitable for the rainy season or in the middle of the sun, cutting up the growing leaves to 3-4 cm, spreading them evenly in a well-settled field, with the seeding leaves being spread at about 1 cm apart, covering them with fine soil, irrigation, soil moistation, about a week or so, for daily management。
2. Plug-in
The piping is mainly suitable for the summer and fall, and it is done in flat, loose and wet fields, with a ditch of 10 to 15 centimetres, cutting up the growing leaves to about 10 centimetres, poaching in the ditches and landfills, approximately 3 to 4 centimetres. When the ground is levelled, the water is filled with water, and it must be filled with water. Once every three days, 2-3 times。
3. Division
In spring and summer, the leaves were cut into 6-7 cm long pieces, spread over the flat ground of the farming target, with three rodents on the surface of the soil lightly, so that the tubing was semi-filled into the soil, water sprayed twice, soil moistened, and roots around a week. The fertility factor for platinum is 1:20, i. E. A good-growing 1 square metre of plachlor can be extended to 20 square metres。
Iii. Technology of responsibilation of flava
Upon planting, the soil is kept humid, with approximately two to three days of water being poured or sprayed once, with timely recharge。
Water is pumped at temperatures, each time, approximately four to five times a year。
3 fertilisation based on soil quality at 15 kg/acre per application, approximately 2-3 times per year。
4. Free water irrigation prior to the soil freeze ensures that the vajala can successfully survive in the open。
5/ the following spring, when the soil is frozen, refills spring water and removes weeds from the fields in time to avoid their spreading and inoperable。
6. There are virtually no pests or pests that need to be combated。
