Put a handful of pine bark in the basin, grow flowers for 10 years without rotting roots, new buds rub away!

Grow flowers with pine bark

Fresh pine bark:

1. Fresh pine bark can not be used directly, it must be ripened.

2. Cut the fresh pine bark into small pieces and put it in a plastic bag, add clean water, squeeze out the gas, seal it, and put it in a place with high temperature to mature. It will be done in about three months.

3. The rotten pine bark is taken out to dry, and then bagged and preserved. Soak in water first, and then put it on the bottom of the basin as base fertilizer or on the surface of the soil, which can keep water and breathable.

Dry pine bark:

1. Pine bark, which seems to have dried up for many years, does not need to mature any more, because nature has already completed this process.

2. Cut up the dried pine bark, expose it to the sun, sterilize and disinfect it, and then put it on the bottom of the basin, or as a shop surface.

It is important to note that:

1, if it is rotten pine bark, do not use it, put in the flowerpot is easy to block the flowerpot, affect ventilation, and may contain bacteria, bad for the flowers.

2. Pine bark is very suitable for growing orchids, so flower friends might as well give it a try.

Grow flowers with willow bark

Fresh willow bark:

1. Fresh willow bark can be boiled before use.

2. Cut the willow bark into 1~2cm, then put it in a pot and boil it with water.

3. Cook until the water turns black, which means that the nutrients in the willow bark have been released.

4. Cool the boiled willow bark water, then mix it with the water at 1:8, and then water the flowers.

5. The substances in willow bark can promote rooting, and watering flowers can promote plant rooting and sprouting. Below is the Phalaenopsis watered with it.

Dry willow bark:

1. Dry willow bark and willow branches can be used to grow flowers, first cut into small pieces of 1~2cm.

2. Expose it to the sun, or soak it in carbendazim solution for half an hour for disinfection.

3. Put the treated willow bark at the bottom of the flowerpot, which can permeate water and air and promote rooting.

It is important to note that:

Whether it's pine or willow, we can't deliberately destroy trees in order to get bark.

Growing flowers with cinnamon powder

1. Although cinnamon powder is a kind of food material, it is also bark in nature. Ground cinnamon powder can be used to grow flowers and has the effect of killing bacteria and repelling insects.

2. Dig a small hole in the basin soil and pour in some cinnamon powder, which can effectively drive away ants.

Grow flowers with peanut shells

1. The peanut shell can be ignited and burned, then the burned peanut shell can be crushed and directly mixed into the soil, which can make the root system of the flower grow stronger.

2. Peanut shells can also be cooked and reused.

① put the peanut shell in a sealed bag, add water, and then put it in the sun to mature.

After half a month of ②, the peanut shell blackened and ripened.

③ will dry the rotten peanut shell and mix it with sand and soil will have a very good effect on water retention and air permeability.

All right, that's all Huahua will teach you today!

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