- Burning roots, burning cocoons, scenting trees, and dying after using incompletely fermented chicken manure, when the appropriate temperature and humidity are reached, the chicken manure will begin to ferment, and the heat generated by the fermentation will burn seedlings, rot, black roots, and yellow. Leaves, yellowing, and severe plant death. Especially the application of chicken manure in winter and spring is the biggest safety hazard, because the temperature in the greenhouse is high at this time, and the fermentation of chicken manure will emit a lot of heat, which leads to the phenomenon of root burning. Will affect nutrient accumulation and flowering and fruiting in the coming year
- In the soil in the salinization shed, chicken manure is not used for the fruit for consecutive years. There is a large amount of sodium chloride in the soil. The average salt content of chicken manure per 6 cubic meters is 30-40 kg, and the salt content of 10 kg per mu is already serious. Restricting soil permeability and activity, the important elements such as phosphine potassium, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, boron, manganese, etc., have abnormal plant growth, flower buds are sparse, and the fruit does not bloom, which significantly restricts crops. Increase in yield and quality.
- Acidify the soil and induce various rhizosphere diseases and viral diseases. Chicken manure has a pH value of about 4, which is extremely acidic and will acidify the soil, causing the stem base and root tissue to be damaged and severely damaged. Chook manure is carried. A large number of pathogens will break out once the humidity and temperature reach the conditions. It leads to the spread of pests and diseases, breeding of diseases such as virus diseases, root rots, and epidemics, causing plants to linger, yellow withered, stiff seedlings, not blooming, and even death. Viral diseases, epidemic diseases, stem rot, root rot, and bacterial wilt have become the most obvious sequelae of the use of chicken manure.
- Root-knot nematode breeding chicken manure is a camp and hotbed for root-knot nematodes. The number of root-knot nematode eggs carried by itself is 100 per 1000 grams. The nematode eggs in chicken manure are very easy to hatch, and the number doubles overnight. Million, the incidence of nematodes in the soil in plots with chicken manure increased by more than 500%. Nematodes are extremely sensitive to chemical agents. After application, the nematodes will quickly move to a depth of 0.5-1.5 meters to escape, so it is difficult to cure them, especially for old sheds over 3 years. Root-knot nematodes are the most deadly hidden danger.
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