It is true that the flowers were planted on the cow dung because the cow dung was too nutritious and the orchid fell in love with it.

"Flowers inserted in cow dung" is true, because cow dung nutrition is too rich, orchids fell in love with it.

As the saying goes,"flowers in cow dung." There is a great mismatch between men and women, with a beautiful woman and a man who are extremely out of place (eg in appearance, status, etc.). This sentence is very ironic when it comes to love between men and women.

However, today, Xiaobian wants to say that this sentence is not ironic when used in raising orchids. It is very practical. How do you get flowers on cow dung? Next, take a look at the contribution of donkey friends for us orchid method, a look at you will understand.

Friends who have raised cattle are clear that cow dung has a wide range of uses. It used to be used as base fertilizer for crops after direct fermentation. Now, it can be turned into treasure and processed into organic fertilizer. First, the cow dung is dried or drained to control the moisture content below 85%, and then the straw powder is added, the ratio of cow dung to straw powder is 7:3, and the moisture content is controlled at 52%-68%. finally adding organic fertilizer fermentation decomposing agent.

The cow dung decomposed fertilizer produced in this way is used to raise orchids, which is a high-grade fertilizer for orchids. There are two specific uses: one is to mix the decomposed fertilizer of cow dung with sand and humus evenly as the base fertilizer of orchids, so as to ensure the long-term supply of orchid nutrition.

The second is to fertilize orchids, that is, to fertilize orchids that have been potted, to loosen the pot soil gently on the surface of the orchid pot with a stick or a small shovel, and to put the decomposed cow dung evenly in the orchid pot. Then cover it with soil. It is worth noting here that when loosening orchids with sticks or small spades, start from the edge of the orchid pot. At the same time, when applying cow dung decomposed fertilizer to orchids, it is not allowed to directly apply cow dung decomposed fertilizer to orchids roots, so as not to cause root burning.

Moreover, cow dung has a long fertilizer life and can continuously and effectively provide nutrition for orchids. Under normal circumstances, orchids maintained with cow dung can ensure the nutrition of orchids without changing the pot soil and fertilizing for about a year.

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