[分享]另类植法

白榆发表于 2006-3-27 08:24:00

首先谢谢SQ的很有参考价值和借鉴的帖子。
另外提出偶D几点疑问
1.帖子里也说了，要是，是工厂化操作，用杀过毒的组培苗种植，肯定没问题。但是，问题是我们在市场能拿到的草一般经过运输，或多或少都有感染和受伤，所以这么高湿的种植，是否会引起腐烂(按刻度线的标记，水位应该是2厘米的地方，怕上面的根部吸不到水）
2.为什么不能用液态肥，个人觉得，这种，种植方式的目的就应该是使用液态肥的，使用稀释的花宝可以吗？
3.种植材料是否一定要用陶粒，如果仙土之类的不行，沸石行不行？

dl32 发表于 2006-3-28 11:18:00

咋变成做广告啦~~~~

SQ 发表于 2006-3-27 12:01:00

NO Q~~~
独乐乐不如众乐乐!

SQ 发表于 2006-3-27 13:44:00

肾宝？
还素孕宝？
一狼粗两狼补？

白榆发表于 2006-3-27 13:16:00

他好，偶也好~大家好才是真D好~

白榆发表于 2006-3-27 09:53:00

谢谢SQ的热心解答~~有好苗偶就马上实验

SQ 发表于 2006-3-27 09:42:00

答:
1.工厂化操作,可理解为更省事更懒人的种植方法,其次兰花再种植之前我们都会消毒下再下盆,而根系与水还有一段距离,不会和水直接接触,所以不用担心腐烂问题。
2.兰花本身是一种顽强的植物，过于肥沃的环境对他来说并不一定是好事，另一方面使用液肥也增加了种植者一点经济成本，所以Q使用的花宝多喷洒在叶背，而不是浇在根系，当然国兰除外。
3.植料因人而异，不必照本宣科，每人的居住环境都不一样。家里湿度大点就推荐使用石块、陶粒；家里干燥一点就推荐使用水草。总之各有春秋利弊，只要适合自己和花，就OK了！
而上面的方法综合了干湿效果，花能更主动的调节自身的需求，所以觉得还是可行的。

PS：目前很多商品盆花的盆中都有小水盆，估计就是受到此法启发的吧~~~~

SQ 发表于 2006-3-25 01:02:00

原文出自塔内》》》
半水耕法Semi-Hydroponics – 是一個來自First Rays Orchids已注冊 Trade Mark 的種植方法,大部份蘭類植物也能用(當然不是全部),使用後會發現在發根和活根的數量會增加,出芽率也高了,的確是事實. 如果一直沒有良好種植環境的朋友,不妨一試. 先看看3.5吋盆的附圖: 
 <img src="data/attachment/forum/dvbbs/2006-3/2006325122596092.jpg" border="0" onclick="zoom(this)" onload="if(this.width>document.body.clientWidth*0.5) {this.resized=true;this.width=document.body.clientWidth*0.5;this.style.cursor='pointer';} else {this.onclick=null}" alt="" /> 以下只是基本論點(使用者可自行改良): 基本上所用的盆只是一個透明或半透明的膠杯或膠筒 ,膠杯或膠筒底是沒排水孔,只有兩個排水孔在膠杯邊離杯底2cm左右,植材是陶粒(發泡煉石約1cm~1.5cm 直徑)或混合粗的白蘭石,使用的陶粒表面要粗,這樣會使陶粒空隙增加,空氣就容易進出.而空氣進出是靠熱力升華及微細孔作用,所以植材最好選用吸水性強的陶粒和白蘭石,還有不用考慮根的粗幼,而使用較細直徑的陶粒. 由於陶粒內的水因吸熱而升華,使空氣走進盆內,繼後陶粒又因微細孔作吸收盆底儲水庫的水,水位下降空氣又再有機會走進去,所以盆內其實會很透氣,同時又能保濕,當陶粒內的水份升華時,也可使盆內溫度下降. 有人會質疑這方法澆太多,水沈根,就會爛根.但再想一下,在瓶苗內的苗也是由培養沈著多年也不爛根.澆水太多不是爛根的主要原凶只可說是幫凶,以住主要是用有機植材,當植材吸水後不斷腐敗變酸,同時產生熱和鹽積導致爛根.針對這一點, 使用不易腐敗的植材如陶粒,珍珠石,碳,蘭石之類. 所以植株大了根本是不需要換植材,只需要換大盆和新加植材就可以. 要認真來用半水耕法,是要調校盆內PH酸鹼值達到植物所合適的PH酸鹼值,水的硬度和使用液態肥. 在實驗中要注意及改良: 1. 盆內植材PH酸鹼,其實是可以用混合植材達到所需的PH酸鹼值. 2. 如果株植的根部已受傷,在使用這方法前要先殺菌.染病花切匆使用. 3. 遇到有肥料的鹽積在陶粒上就浸浸盆,後用水沖下水,之後下次再澆水就不施肥就可以了. 4. 澆水時陶粒浮起,可在盆面鋪上麥飯石,因為麥飯石很重,澆水時就不怕陶粒浮起. 5. 不用液態肥,可以用網袋或茶包袋一些長效顆粒肥放於盆面上,澆水一沖就施肥. 6. 遠行時可在外座上水盆,儲多點水.

SQ 发表于 2006-3-25 01:04:00

其他可參考First Rays Orchids : 換盆方法 :
原文出自：<a href="http://www.firstrays.com/repot_into_sh.htm" target="_blank" >http://www.firstrays.com/repot_into_sh.htm</A>
1. Select the plant to be repotted, and set aside the tag.
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2. Remove the pot, exposing the root ball and old medium.
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3. Carefully remove the old medium, trying to damage the roots as little as possible, and trim off any dead- or damaged roots.
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4. Add PrimeAgraTM medium, filling one-third of the pot.
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5. Position the plant in the pot, spreading the roots over the medium.
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6. Add medium a little at a time, gently shaking the pot periodically to get the medium within the root ball.
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7. Fill the pot with medium to the normal planting depth appropriate for the plant.Reinsert your tag, and you're done!
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SQ 发表于 2006-3-25 01:05:00

原文出自：<a href="http://www.firstrays.com/shphotos.htm" target="_blank" >http://www.firstrays.com/shphotos.htm</A>
例証相片 : 

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<TD align=middle>Phragmipedium Grouville 'Wacousta' AM/AOS
Grown spectacularly by Dot Barnett.
To the best of my knowledge, the first AOS award for a Semi-Hydro-grown plant!</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures_orchids/Phrag_Grouvillle.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>You like nice root growth?</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/SH_Roots.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>You think phragmipediums like semi-hydro culture?Look at that root system - right down into the reservoir! </TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures_orchids/MaryBess.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>It's said that "a picture is worth a thousand words."How's this for a comparison?
5 months after coming out of a community pot at the same size, these are sister plants of Phrag Lutz Rollke x P. besseae, one in CHC mix, the other in S/H, both getting MSU fertilizer @ 100-150 ppm N.
Photo taken and plants grown by Tammy Moore of Washington state</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/Two%20phrags.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>How about this?Could repotting into a larger pot be easier?
Photo courtesy of Joe Burns</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/sh_root_ball.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Another example of excellent root growth, this time with Iwanagara Apple Blossom.
Algae is a result of higher light conditions and a translucent pot - obviously of no detriment to the plant!
Photo courtesy of Geff Ivey</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/SH_root_growth.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Cymbidium kanran that should have been repotted before it broke the pot!</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/Cym%20Kanran.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Catasetum
Photo courtesy of Lynne Tyson</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/catasetumsh_LynneTyson.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Adaglossum Summit 'Frenchtown' AM/AOS</TD>
<TD align=middle>`<IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/Adaglossum%20Summit%20Frenchtown.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Phalaenopsis violacea ready for repotting
Photo courtesy of Bertil Nilsen</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/Viola_Roots.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Poor choice of S/H pot, but it worked fine!

Photo courtesy of Todd Zimmerman</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/phalroots.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Oncidium hybrids seem to do quite well in S/H culture
Photo courtesy of Jim Rowley</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/oncidsinSH.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Pleione formosana taking advantage of the cool, moist environment of Semi-Hydroponics</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures_orchids/Plieone_SH300.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>OK, for you growers of Dendrobium nobile hybrids...
Plants are not allowed a dry period, but fertilizer is totally withheld from November through February
Photo courtesy of Jim Rowley</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures_orchids/Nobile_Dens.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>Another phrag - this time Phragmipedium Grande
Grown and photographed by Marlis Struebing</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures_orchids/phrag2.jpg" border=0></TD></TR>
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<TD align=middle>If anyone has doubts about the ability to grow quality plants in S/H culture, check out these two First Place winners: Lc. Memoria Robert Strait& Phalaenopsis Carmela's Pixie
Grown and photographed by DeVona Dors</TD>
<TD align=middle><IMG src="http://www.firstrays.com/Pictures/DSC01678.JPG" border=0></TD></TR></TABLE>

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