Methods of base fertilizer and topdressing for flowers and plants

The fertilizer applied to the soil before flower planting or potting is called base fertilizer, which is generally in the form of dry powder, such as livestock manure, bone meal, bean cake, etc., which requires that it contains more nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other components, which is conducive to improving the soil structure and can be decomposed continuously. to ensure the continuous need for a longer growth period. The base fertilizer must be rotten, applied under or around the root when planting flowers, but not in direct contact with the root, and the amount should be determined according to different types of flowers when potted. Base fertilizer is the basic nutrition of flower growth, which should be paid attention to.

During the growth of flowers, due to the luxuriant growth of branches and leaves, a large number of blossoms and fruit, consume a lot of nutrients, need to supplement fertilizer at any time, which is called topdressing. Topdressing is mainly liquid fertilizer, and root irrigation combined with "micro-fertilizer" can induce plants to absorb, digest and release nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and various trace elements in soil, and improve the positive energy of fruit development. this is beneficial to soil absorption and root utilization.