First, fertilize in advance. Organic manure belongs to long-acting fertilizer and can only slowly release nutrients under the combined effect of moisture and temperature. According to this should be fertilized in advance. Generally, high-quality organic fertilizer is applied for about 7 days in summer, 8-12 days for fertilization in autumn, and 15-20 days for winter and spring fertilization. Organic fertilizers begin to release nutrients. According to this phenomenon, the planting time of the seedlings should be combined with the application time of the fertilizer, so that the nutrient released by the fertilizer can be combined with the organic absorption of the root to maximize the fertilizer efficiency.
Second, concentrate fertilization. If the front squats are pulled late, the top sill can be applied with a point fertilizer or strips, and the fertilizer and soil can be fully mixed and then the colonization can also increase the fertilizer efficiency.
Third, do not apply raw manure. Livestock and poultry manure is a high-quality organic fertilizer but contains a large amount of uric acid. Easy to burn roots, burn seedlings, smoked leaves, etc., at the same time contains a large number of nematode eggs, mold, etc., if you do not put the feces to make it easy to cause serious damage to the plant, resulting in a significant reduction in production, so the need to eliminate the use of raw manure.
Second, concentrate fertilization. If the front squats are pulled late, the top sill can be applied with a point fertilizer or strips, and the fertilizer and soil can be fully mixed and then the colonization can also increase the fertilizer efficiency.
Third, do not apply raw manure. Livestock and poultry manure is a high-quality organic fertilizer but contains a large amount of uric acid. Easy to burn roots, burn seedlings, smoked leaves, etc., at the same time contains a large number of nematode eggs, mold, etc., if you do not put the feces to make it easy to cause serious damage to the plant, resulting in a significant reduction in production, so the need to eliminate the use of raw manure.