The five kinds of pericarp used to raise flowers are a hundred times longer than those used in potted plants.

These five kinds of pericarp are used to grow flowers, which are a hundred times more effective than flower fertilizer, and potted plants grow crazily.

1. Orange peel

Citrus fruits are good materials for retting. After it is done, it is an excellent nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer. Often pour some orange peel flower fertilizer, the flower absolutely crazy growth! Flower friends, don't miss it.

Chopped orange peel, the better, chopped orange peel into a plastic bottle, add water, without orange peel, can add some brown sugar, can speed up fermentation. 20% of the fermentation space is required for plastic bottles. Finally, tighten the cap of the bottle and put it in the corner where you can get to the sun.

If you unscrew the bottle cap every half a month and let out air, you can also poke a small needle hole on the bottle cap to breathe. Orange peel retting fat, there is no smell, but also exudes the fragrance of citrus, indoor retting can also be made. It can be used after more than 3 months. After retting, diluted with water at 1:50, it can be directly used to water the flowers, once a month.

2. Pineapple peel as enzyme

Put 3 jin of pineapple peel, 1 jin of brown sugar and 10 jin of water in a 4.5-liter mineral water bottle and ferment in a ventilated and cool place for 3 months. Ten days before fermentation, open the lid and let off gas every day.

After fermentation, the flowers can be diluted with water and watered according to the proportion of 1RU 1000, which can make the leaves of flowers more shiny and the flowers more gorgeous.

3. Banana peel

Flower growers often worry about the poor growth of their flowers and plants, and buy a bunch of nutrient solutions to supplement trace elements, which is very expensive. In fact, you can make your own flower nutrition solution with leftover banana peel.

Choose a larger plastic bottle, wash it and fill it with 1/5 water. Chop up the leftover banana peel and stuff it into the plastic bottle. Squeeze the plastic bottle with banana peel flat, close the lid, and wait for the banana peel to rot and ferment. The gas produced by fermentation will make the bottle difficult to open, so pinch it flat. After the fermentation is over, the water in the bottle can be mixed with some water and can be used as flower nutrition solution. Use it once a week.

4. Watermelon peel

Retting manure

After scraping off the red flesh of the watermelon, cut the peel into diced pieces. The sliced watermelon peel is put into a bucket and covered with a lid and dried in the sun.

The watermelon skin will come out of the water after about 15 days. The water can be used to water the flowers, and the rest of the watermelon skin will continue to be dried until the water does not come out. The remaining residue can be buried in the flowerpot as base fertilizer.

Note:

1. Open the cover and breathe: the watermelon peel will produce some gas in the process of drying, and occasionally you can open the cover to vent the air.

two。 Orange peel deodorization: melon peel fertilizer is generally tasteless, but if you are addicted to cleanliness, you can put a few pieces of orange peel together, not only not smelly but also a little fragrant

3. Add water to dilute: flower friends who are worried that melon peel water will burn flowers can add some water.

5. Grapes

Improve soil pH

Everyone should be familiar with the brewing of wine, and the remaining grape residue has strong acidity, rich nutrients and bactericidal effect on the soil. The wine dregs and soil are mixed together and fermented for about half a month in summer, which is used to raise camellia and Yingshanhong.

Water the flowers

Grape dregs can be directly placed in a large vat and diluted with water for daily watering of flowers. Or dilute the wine about 20 times and water it once a month, which is also good for the flowers.