Ramie Rhea China Grass Or Nettle Fibre
Ramie Rhea China Grass Or Nettle Fibre
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By means of a broom dipped in water the roof of matting is wetted so as to keep the ground underneath moist. When the plants are about two inches high the roof may be laid aside. If the earth is dry it must be slightly moistened to a depth of about 3 inches. A stiff er soil is now chosen and formed into beds, to which the young plants are to be transferred. ' " I followed the Chinese method in all its minuteness, with the most gratifying results. I have, therefore, no hesitation in stating that... of the three modes of propagation open to the ramie planter seed, stem, or root cuttings the first appears to me to be the most prac- tical, the cheapest, and probably the quickest in the case of a large estate. " Although one cannot go far wrong in ad- hering closely to the Chinese text, I think, for the sake of conciseness, the following may be substituted for it : Germinate the ramie seed in open boxes in a roofed house. Fill the boxes with earth ; for top soil take a light loam, and pulverise it thoroughly by passing it through a \ in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By means of a broom dipped in water the roof of matting is wetted so as to keep the ground underneath moist. When the plants are about two inches high the roof may be laid aside. If the earth is dry it must be slightly moistened to a depth of about 3 inches. A stiff er soil is now chosen and formed into beds, to which the young plants are to be transferred. ' " I followed the Chinese method in all its minuteness, with the most gratifying results. I have, therefore, no hesitation in stating that... of the three modes of propagation open to the ramie planter seed, stem, or root cuttings the first appears to me to be the most prac- tical, the cheapest, and probably the quickest in the case of a large estate. " Although one cannot go far wrong in ad- hering closely to the Chinese text, I think, for the sake of conciseness, the following may be substituted for it : Germinate the ramie seed in open boxes in a roofed house. Fill the boxes with earth ; for top soil take a light loam, and pulverise it thoroughly by passing it through a \ in.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Barraclough to read onlineMoreLess
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