Can the residue of traditional Chinese medicine be cooked without adding soil?

Many people will use the residue of traditional Chinese medicine as fertilizer for growing flowers, or even plant flowers directly in the residue of traditional Chinese medicine. So how to rett the residue of traditional Chinese medicine? Can the residue of traditional Chinese medicine be cooked without adding soil?

First, how on earth is the residue of traditional Chinese medicine retted?

1. Prepare the container for retting traditional Chinese medicine residue, and then spread a layer of dry soil on the bottom of the container (this step can be omitted if you want to rett to make unearthed traditional Chinese medicine residue chemical fertilizer)

2. After laying the dry soil, spread the residue of traditional Chinese medicine evenly on the dry soil, and then spread a layer of dry soil.

3. Cover the container with a plastic bag after laying, and then put it in a place where there is direct sunlight for exposure.

4. Because the residue itself contains water, no additional water is needed for retting.

5. If you want to rett the residue of traditional Chinese medicine without adding soil, you need to crush the residue and dry it. Don't leave too much water to avoid mildew.

Second, can the residue of traditional Chinese medicine be cooked without adding soil?

The residue of traditional Chinese medicine can be retted without adding soil, but it is more difficult than adding soil, and adding soil can accelerate the fermentation rate of traditional Chinese medicine residue. Simply retting the residue of traditional Chinese medicine without adding soil, on the one hand, we should prevent the residue of traditional Chinese medicine from getting moldy, on the other hand, we can't worry. Generally, it takes about half a year to be cooked in winter and 3 months in summer. If the temperature is very high, it can be cooked in a month or so.

Third, will the residue of traditional Chinese medicine burn the root when making chemical fertilizer?

If the residue of traditional Chinese medicine mixed with soil retting is used to make chemical fertilizer, it is generally not to burn the root. A simpler way is to spread the residue of traditional Chinese medicine directly to the basin, and then put it on the soil for planting, which can also play the role of air and water permeability. If the soil layer is separated, you don't have to worry about burning roots.

If it is planted with pure Chinese medicine residue fertilizer without adding soil, then whether it will burn roots or not depends on the specific conditions of the plant.