Add some green apple and orchid to the potted soil and rub it up until it explodes all over the wall.

Add some of it to the potted soil, and the green apple and orchid rub up until they explode and climb all over the wall.

Crushed dry corn cobs, rotten bean dregs, or cake fertilizers are all very good flowerpot fertilizers. These common "waste" fertilizers are rich in organic nitrogen fertilizer, which is best for orchids and green pineapple, and can make plant leaves grow more luxuriantly and potted plants look better!

Orchid and green pineapple are good plants to purify the air. It is normal that green pineapple has a strong adsorption and decomposition of formaldehyde in the air. Green pineapple has a good name for green purifier. Green pineapple can convert formaldehyde into sugars or amino acids in metabolism, can also decompose benzene emitted by photocopiers and printers, and can also be absorbed. Green pineapple has thin and soft stems and delicate leaves, which is pleasing to the eye.

But although hanging orchid and green pineapple are easier to raise, they also need sufficient fertilizer, just like people, only when they eat nutritionally and have enough food can they have the strength to work.

Let's talk about its fertilization first, because only with fertilizer can it have the strength to grow.

First, self-made bean dregs flower fertilizer, the favorite of hanging orchids.

Rotten bean dregs or cake fertilizer is a very good organic fertilizer, which is rich in nitrogen fertilizer, which is the best for Cymbidium. Nitrogen fertilizer can make plant leaves grow more luxuriantly.

The method is as follows

First of all, cool the unwanted soy milk dregs, then put them into a large cola bottle, then add water not too full for some space, then tighten the cap of the bottle, be sure to tighten it, otherwise it may explode, and then put it on the balcony for a month, the process may smell bad, you can add some orange peel to it.

Pour it out a month later, mix it with water at 1:10, and you can water the flowers. after a long time, there is actually no smell, but there is a smell of alcohol. I have been using these fertilizers last year. I used a bottle. Red is carrot dregs, plant vitamins, white is soybean milk dregs, the smallest is the soymilk water that was used before, and then Amoy rice water was added. Expired milk beer can actually be fermented and watered with water.

But also heard some flower friends respond that their own hanging orchid and green orchid always love yellow leaves, other people are green, I am in accordance with what you said normal watering and fertilization ah? In fact, this flower friend should not worry, most of this situation is due to too much watering, resulting in rotten roots. Flower friends can find some dry corn cobs and crush them carefully, but they should also be careful not to grind them to pieces. Spread at the bottom of the flowerpot, prefer the soil to breathe air and absorb sufficient nutrients and water.

Because the corncob can absorb water strongly, it can effectively prevent the corncob from rotting, the corncob will slowly decay, and then provide it with very rich organic fertilizer, as well as the trace elements contained in the corncob, such as nitrogen fertilizer, and so on. These are very beneficial to the growth of the orchid, and slowly the orchid will grow crazy and can't be stopped!

Finally, let's take a look at other conservation knowledge of green pineapple and hanging orchid:

Watering times

Hanging orchid is afraid of waterlogging, not afraid of drought, it is fleshy root, has a strong water retention capacity, so 10 days and half a month without watering will not die, but watering every day may make its roots rot! Huahua hanging orchids watered once every 5 or 6 days, also grow very prosperous.

Times of fertilization

Fertilizing should not be done too frequently, or the rotten roots will burn to death every minute. Hanging orchid is not so particular about fertilizer, just ordinary compound fertilizer, once a month is enough, throw more than ten grains of compound fertilizer in the water when in use, dissolve it and water it down.

Number of basin changes

Changing the basin will hurt the roots! No matter how gentle the action is, it will wear out the roots to a certain extent, and then the maintenance of the slow basin is very exquisite, so unless the rotten roots must be changed, do not often move the soil. According to the growth status of the orchid, it is too late to change the basin and wait for the orchid in the basin to be installed. Once every two or three years is enough.

That's all for today's sharing.

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