Portulaca oleracea is inconspicuous, but it can be used as flower fertilizer to bury it in the flowerpot after drying.

When I was a child, I lived in the countryside. I went for a walk by the wild river after school. I occasionally found a kind of wild vegetable, which was called "hornet vegetable" in our place, but later I learned its scientific name was "purslane". This kind of plant is known to most people who have been in the countryside, because its appearance is easy to distinguish from other wild vegetables and weeds. Maybe it's because I eat a lot.

Portulaca oleracea is not only edible, but also a kind of traditional Chinese medicine. Of course, it is dried purslane. Many people say that eating it has health effects and many benefits, which is true at all. Plant a few pots of it on the balcony to serve as a longevity dish! This purslane after drying, there is another wonderful use, that is, "when the flower fertilizer."

Purslane itself contains a lot of nutrients, such as calcium, phosphorus and vitamins, which have a scientific basis, of course, is also the reason to become a traditional Chinese medicine. It is impossible to be a Chinese herbal medicine without a special place. In the past, I shared with flower friends that when growing flowers, some traditional Chinese medicine dregs were buried in the pot soil of the flowerpot, which could play a good effect in promoting flowers to flourish.

Of course, the sun-dried purslane is also a good fertilizer.

Using it at the bottom of the flowerpot, or when making nutritious soil, adding some is equivalent to putting various trace elements and nutrients in the nutritious soil, which can promote the health of flowers and plants.

After picking Portulaca oleracea in the wild, clean it first, and then hang it directly in the yard or on the balcony. Generally, it can be dried after two days of exposure, just like the picture above, and then it can be mashed and mixed into the basin soil.

After understanding this little knowledge, I believe that when flower friends are growing flowers, they will have more tips on fertilizing. Whether it is to make base fertilizer or topdressing, purslane is a good choice. Of course, all the flower-growing skills are actually tried by flower friends little by little. If you also like to grow flowers and are good at experiments, I believe you can also find a lot of flower-growing skills.

Now if you look back at purslane, you will find that it is simply wonderful. It can not only be watched, but also eaten, and can be used as flower fertilizer. For such a powerful plant, it would be a pity not to keep a few pots at home. It is said that purslane has been sold for several kilograms in the market now. If you plant some on the balcony or in the yard, you will make a lot of money. Haha, it's a joke, but it's really good to keep one or two pots.

So much for the knowledge of using sun-dried purslane as flower fertilizer. Thank you for your reading.

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