In mid-summer, with the rapid development of scale management techniques for planted herbs, the trend has been to use water to sow during actual planting. How much for an acre
Learn about half-summer needs
1. Half-summer is shallow. Temperature and wet climate and shaded environment, fearing high temperatures of drought and strong light. Landy sandy soil with good soil soak and well drained。
2. Chlorine-containing fertilizers cannot be applied in half-summer, and chlorine-containing fertilizers can cause half-summer roots to occur。
3. Half-summer fertilization is high, and data are used to produce the required fertilizer for high summer production in acre application n:p205:k2o=15-17. 5kg:10kg:16kg. The highest demand for nitrogen and potassium fertilizer is evident, followed by phosphorus。
Half-summer fertilisation technology
Bottom manure, 2000kg per acre applied to school or composting, 50kg per phosphate per accelerator, to be used as base manure in soil。
Following fat
(1) traditional fertilization, which occurs in mid-summer between late may and early june of each year, when the minister of the shia handles the beads, every 667 m2 is followed by a mixture of 500 to 1,000 kg of urea and 5kg of urea in a ditch, with the ground covered by the beads。
(2) efficient pursuit of fertilisation, semi-summer cultivation in the search for fertilizers of high nitrogen potassium water soluble, 5 kg of a acre of land to be flushed with water, which corresponds to the half-summer fertilization characteristic mentioned in the preceding paragraph。
The correct use of water solution
1. Decompose and dissolve, as in the case of potassium-high nitrogen, which is water-composed for a large quantity of moor elements, with 5 kg of powder in the form of 800 - 1,000 kg of water, fully dissolved and mixed with acreage。
2. Root run-off, calculated on the basis of 1,000 kg of fertilizer per acre, with a slow run around the half-summer root。
Half-summer planting technology video
The above is a summary of the amount of water solution used to grow large quantities of elements in the mid-summer, and a video of semi-summer cultivation techniques has been made available to a wide range of growers for their reference。
