How to make jasmine fertilizer?

How to make jasmine fertilizer? Flower fertilizer is the source of flower nourishment, whether the fertilization is reasonable or not directly affects the growth and development of flowers, related to the yield and quality of flowers, plant growth and development needs more elements, the main components are nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium "three elements", followed by calcium, iron, sulfur, magnesium, boron, manganese, copper, zinc, cobalt, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, in which carbon, hydrogen and oxygen can be obtained from water and air. The remaining elements need to be absorbed from the soil. Nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, relying solely on the supply of cultivated soil is not enough, therefore, need to be supplemented by fertilization, the following editor will introduce how to make jasmine fertilizer for you!

Self-made jasmine soaking liquid fertilizer

Put the waste vegetable leaves, melon peel, viscera of chicken and fish, fish scale broken bones, eggshells and moldy food (peanuts, melon seeds, beans, etc.) into a small jar or small jar or even a wide mouth bottle, add water, sprinkle some insecticides under certain conditions, cover it strictly, and it will take about 2 to 3 months to ferment and mature. If the temperature is high, the time can be shortened and diluted with water, and the supernatant can be used as topdressing.

Self-made jasmine waste compost

If the above waste is mixed with some old culture soil, added a small amount of water, sprayed with insecticides, tied up in plastic bags, or put into covered plastic buckets and fermented to odorless (about 2-3 months), it can be directly used as base fertilizer or topdressing.

These homemade fertilizers are all organic fertilizers, which contain a variety of nutrients and rich organic matter needed by flowers. In addition to being effective, it can also improve the soil, make the soil form aggregate structure, coordinate the proportion of air and water in the soil, is beneficial to the growth and development of roots and absorb nutrients, and is an indispensable fertilizer in flower cultivation.