How to fertilize cyclamen

1. Liquid fertilizer

Because liquid fertilizer is a commonly used flower fertilizer, many plants need it in the process of growing. Generally speaking, it is mainly used for topdressing. The specific method is to first prepare it in proportion, and then pour it directly into the basin. How much fertilizer each pot needs to be irrigated depends on the size of the basin. Generally speaking, 300 milliliters should be put in 15 centimeters and 500 milliliters in 20 centimeters. In addition, the amount we apply is the amount that can soak the flower soil but not flow out, because if not, it is likely to lead to nutrient deficiency or loss.

2. Granular fertilizer

In addition to liquid fertilizer, we can also apply some granular fertilizer to it. Generally speaking, it is better to use three grams of fertilizer per kilogram of soil. Of course, it is better if we use it as topdressing. When using this kind of fertilizer, we should pay attention to the location of fertilization, we should not spread it directly at the root, and it is the right thing to do at the edge of the basin or far from the root, because in this way its root will not be hurt by touching the fertilizer. In addition, we can apply fertilizer according to a certain proportion. if the basin is 15 centimeters, we can put 15 to 20 pieces of fertilizer in it, and 20 to 25 if it is 20 centimeters.

3. Extra-root topdressing

In addition to some commonly used fertilizers, we should also provide it with fertilizer containing trace elements, but we should be careful not to give it too high concentration of fertilizer. Usually we can give it 10.1 or 0.3 percent fat.

There is also a requirement in the time of application, which needs to be carried out on a sunny day, preferably before 10 o'clock in the morning. In addition, we should keep the temperature around 20 degrees. Suppose that because of our own reasons or under some special circumstances, we can also change the time after 16:00, so that we can make the fertilizer work well, so that the roots of the plant can better absorb flower fertilizer.