Gnawing bones is no longer exclusive to dogs. Making bones like orchids is also a favorite.

Gnawing bones is no longer the monopoly of dogs. Orchids also like to do bones like this.

Since ancient times, the Chinese tradition is that "food is the most important thing for the people". Diet usually accounts for a large proportion in our daily life, so it is not difficult to understand that there is always a large amount of kitchen waste at home.

These things seem to be of no use at all, and many people will choose to throw them away directly, but they do not realize that orchids like the bones to do so. It should be said that these bones are good helpers for proper flower cultivation and fertilization.

So, what should we do when we encounter these bones and shells of household garbage? Today, the editor will personally teach you to use bones to make your own phosphate fertilizer. First of all, we should classify and wash the bone shell kitchen garbage, including fish bones, seafood shells, eggshells and meat bones, and then process them to fertilize the orchids, because these bone shells contain a lot of phosphorus, which can accelerate the growth of flowers and plants and promote flowering.

Specific treatment steps: first rinse the kitchen garbage of bone shells with clean water. Dry in the hot sun to make the moisture evaporate as much as possible. Grind it into powder or crush it with fire as far as possible, mix it with other orchid plants and sprinkle it evenly on the soil surface as a base fertilizer.

However, what we must pay attention to is that when using it, scatter it far away from the root of the orchid as far as possible to prevent excessive fertilizer efficiency from burning the orchid, resulting in unnecessary losses.

Can use this kind of free thing to raise orchid, and the effect is better, friends might as well give it a try. Thank you for taking the precious time out of your busy schedule to read patiently. Reading enables you to climb another high-rise building. In addition, if you have any thoughts or opinions, you can post them in the comments section below. You are welcome to collect or forward them! Click the word "follow" and you can read more articles about growing orchids.