Do you want to soak sawn wood noodles to plant flowers? How long does it last?

The sawn wood surface should be planted with flowers, and the time is about 40 days.

1. Pour the raw wood chips into a plastic box. Pour in some baking powder, or use starchy foods such as corn flour.

Flour, rice bran.

Urea, soybean flour, soybean milk residue, etc. are used as starter agents, stir well.

2. Put the stirred sawdust in a place with a high temperature, and stir it once every two to three days or so until the taste of the sawdust completely disappears and the temperature returns to normal temperature.

Note: Temperatures are cooler in winter and fermentation takes a little longer. In summer, the weather is relatively hot, so pay attention to keeping flies away.

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3. Wait until the sawdust ferments into a black-brown color, and after the sawdust fermentation is completed, dry it until it is dry, and finally bagged for preservation.

Sawdust to plant flowers, to be soaked. Sawdust contains about carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen, ash content, and high hydrocarbon ratio. It is difficult to deal with organic matter with starter culture, and it is even more difficult to rely on natural fermentation, which generally takes a year or two, and the starter culture can increase the fermentation process.

But be careful to do it correctly. In particular, the adjustment of the carbon-nitrogen ratio is one of the keys, and the sawdust fermentation must add an appropriate amount of nitrogen sources, such as nitrogen fertilizer, and poultry manure, to adjust the appropriate carbon-nitrogen ratio. to achieve better results.

Sawdust starter culture operation method:

1. Preparation: 2 cubic meters of sawdust, 1 kg of starter culture, 2 kg of urea (or 50-100 kg of poultry manure and urine instead), 5 kg of rice bran. It is forbidden to test with sawdust weighing less than 100 kg.

2. Moisture. Determine the moisture content of sawdust first, then determine the amount of water to be added, and adjust the moisture content of sawdust to be fermented to 60-65%. Then mix 2 kg of urea with an appropriate amount of water to make urea water for later use.

Judgment method of whether the moisture is suitable or not: grasp a handful of materials with your hands, and see that the water does not drip is a rough and appropriate standard, and if you don't see the watermark, it is too dry, and the dripping water is too wet. Too much or too little water is not good for fermentation

Too little water, slow microbial fermentation, too much water, slow heating, and poor aeration, the formation of a local anaerobic environment to promote the work of spoilage bacteria and produce odor.

3. Mix the material. Because too little is not convenient for uniform sprinkling, 1 kg of fermentation agent should be evenly mixed in about 5 kg of rice bran to be diluted, so that the mixture of fermentation agent and rice bran is increased to 6 kg, so that it is convenient to evenly sprinkle into the sawdust material pile to be fermented. Rice bran is not a general bran, fresh rice bran is much better in nutrition and aeration than old rice bran, in case there is no rice bran, you can use cornmeal or wheat bran instead.

4. Sprinkle. The above-mentioned prepared fermentation agent and rice bran mixture are evenly mixed in the sawdust, and then the prepared urea water is sprinkled on the sawdust that has been planted, and then the sawdust is piled into a large pile, and the air permeability cover can be covered after the pile.

5. Tipping over. After 7-10 days, the fermentation temperature of the piled sawdust reaches about 60, and it can be turned once after 24-36 hours under the high temperature condition of about 60, and then wait until the temperature reaches 60, turn it for the second time, and naturally place it for 5-7 days after the second turn, and the fermentation temperature is stable below 40 to complete the fermentation. Fermentation can be completed in 25-30 days under normal conditions (post-maturation can be extended to 30-45 days).

I got a sawing foam a few years ago, it was a log (don't want artificial boards), took it home, sealed it in a bag, of course, and poured rice water, so that the saw foam was in a moist but not dripping state, I forgot how long it took out, in short, it was brown when it was taken out, mixed into the soil (the soil only accounted for one-third), usually still watered with rice water, and then a layer of white hair grew on it, and then grew mushrooms that I didn't know, and then planted green onions, after that, I planted green onions and was not so beautiful, quite dialing, emerald green, It's almost unbearable. Set aside the green onions, the roots are "white and fat", which is very beautiful and delicious. After that, I didn't encounter log drama foam again.

Sawdust rots very slowly, and can be used as a medium for soilless cultivation or cuttings without the need for soaking. Common cuttings and cultivated pothos.

Is sawn wood flour the kind of chinchilla bedding? I used the used bedding material (and chinchilla poop) directly in the pot, a layer of soil, a layer of bedding, a layer of soil, and then planted flowers on it, and every time I watered, it fermented directly, and when I turned the pot in autumn, it was obvious that the following layer of black soil turned black.

It is also necessary to add rice water, so that the sawfoam is wet, and the main thing is to plant flowers with soil, and only a small amount of sawdust can be added to mix with the soil, so as to achieve the effect of loose and breathable potting soil, and can also appropriately increase the water content and a small amount of nutrients, which is conducive to the growth of plant roots.

A cultivation in the roots of flowers and trees can keep warm, so that flowers and trees can survive the winter safely.

2. Mixed with human feces and urine, mixed well, packed in a plastic bag, tightly tied to the mouth of the bag, placed at a temperature of 30 35, and can be fermented and rotted after 1 2 months. Then dry until semi-dry, mix with the soil and half, use it as potting soil to cultivate flowers and trees, which can grow into branches and leaves, and the flowers are bright and fragrant; It is used as nutrient soil for flower seedlings, and it has the wonderful function of promoting the vigorous growth of flower seedlings.

3. The sawdust after fermentation and decay is fully nutritious, without the risk of partial nitrogen deficiency of phosphorus and potassium, and the texture is loose, moderate dry and wet, and is a simple soilless cultivation material, especially suitable for potted bamboo, orchids, etc.

Planting flowers is mainly soil, and only a small amount of sawdust can be added to mix with the soil to achieve the effect of loose and breathable potting soil, and it can also appropriately increase the water content and a small amount of nutrients, which is conducive to the growth of plant roots.

You can raise fleshy roots, because it is good for water! Such as orchids, junzi orchids, etc. Raising other flowers still has to prepare other ingredients.

Cooked sawdust can only be used as humus for culture soil. The proportion of general flower culture soil - garden soil: humus soil:

Sand is 4:4:2

Hehe, I added an appropriate amount of sawn wood to all the soil in the pot this year, I wonder if it will affect the fruit of grapes, pears and other fruit trees next year? View the original post

Add the same amount of flower soil to mix the flowers. View the original post