Grow flowers with rice washing water? Add these two little things to increase the fertility by ten times and burst the pot with crazy flowers.
Growing flowers can cultivate sentiment. In their spare time, watering, fertilizing, pruning and pruning flowers can make people relax, so now more and more people have joined the army of growing flowers.
In order to let the flower grow and blossom, it is necessary to fertilize it. Some flower friends like to make some flower fertilizer to grow flowers, and the use of Amoy rice water fermentation is a common skill.
But you should know that most of the rice we buy in the market is polished, so the water when washing rice is also relatively clear, and the fermented "flower fertilizer" is not particularly strong. Today, I would like to introduce to you the use of "rice washing water" as flower fertilizer, adding more of this thing, the fertilizer effect will be increased tenfold, and the leaves and green branches will be in full bloom!
Only need to add some more peel and put a rusty small nail, especially in summer, all kinds of fruits are rich, watermelons, litchi, oranges, etc., all contain a lot of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other elements, but also contain some auxin, used to grow flowers is very good.
Specific practice: collect Amoy rice water and all kinds of peel, break the pericarp into pieces, then directly mix with Amoy rice water, control the ratio of peel to Amoy rice water at 1:10, put in a rusty nail, seal and shake well, then expose it to the sun. Every 3-5 days to breathe, high summer temperature, coupled with the pericarp has once fermented function, about half a month to 20 days to complete fermentation The fertility of this fermented "flower fertilizer" is more than ten times higher than that of the original.
Before use, if you want to filter out the residue, then dilute it 100 times, pour it directly into the basin soil, and irrigate it every 5-7 days, you can make its flowers flourish and bloom continuously.
In addition to watering, it can also be fertilized outside the root, diluted 200 times and then poured into a fine nozzle pot, and then sprayed on the leaves to prevent the leaves from being dry, yellow and green.
Amoy rice water self-made flower fertilizer is introduced here, flower friends have other additions, you can share with you in the comment area below, oh, if you want to know more about flower cultivation, you can pay attention to flower visitors!
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