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Techniques of box cultivation of Gastrodia elata

Published: 2024-11-22 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/22, (1) the specifications of wooden cases usually use wooden cases with a length of 60 cm, a width of 40 cm and a height of 30 cm as containers, with handles at both ends of the case for easy handling. (2) the loading and subplanting shall first spread a plastic film larger than the surface area of the wooden box, and then sprinkle a mixture of river sand, humus soil and sawdust with a humidity of 45%, and then every 5 cm or so, a fresh wood and a fungus material are separated in the box, and the gap is filled with a mixture, so that the fresh wood and the fungus bed are semi-buried. Between fungus and fresh wood, every 8

(1) wooden box specifications are usually 60 cm long, 40 cm wide, 30 cm high wooden box for the container, the two ends of the box equipped with handles, easy to handle.

(2) loading and planting in the wooden box first spread a piece of plastic film larger than the surface area of the wooden box, and then spread a layer of moisture of 45% of the river sand, humus soil and sawdust mixture on the film, and then every 5 cm or so, with a fresh material and a root of bacteria separated discharge in the box, the gap is filled with mixture, so that the fresh material and bacteria bed are half-buried state. Between the fungus material and the fresh material, place one seed hemp grain every 8 - 10 cm, spread a layer of 4 - 6 cm mixture after planting, and cover with a film. a plurality of two-layer gastrodia elata seeds, wherein the fresh materials and the fungus materials of the second layer are correspondingly discharged with the fresh materials and the fungus beds of the first layer.

(3) The management temperature is kept at about 22℃. In order to prevent box planting due to rapid evaporation of water, frequent watering caused by mixture hardening airtight, you can insert a 32 cm long in each box. A pipe with a diameter of 1.5 cm is inserted directly from the material surface to the bottom of the tank. When watering each time, 300~500 ml of water is injected from the nozzle. Water penetrates into the mixture at the bottom, and then evaporates upward from the bottom. Shade can keep the mixture moist, loose and breathable.

 
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