You don't have to buy flower fertilizer to dig a hole in the pot and bury three of them. It's easier to use than anything else.

There are several elements of flower cultivation, which need the attention of flower friends, one is watering, the other is fertilization. While light and ventilation as well as nutritious soil are relatively easy to manage, watering and fertilization are more difficult to grasp. As the saying goes, growing flowers is one-third fertilizer and seven percent water. Therefore, if you want to raise flowers in pots, you must pay attention to these two things. With regard to watering, we will stay in the next issue to share. Next, we will mainly share some knowledge about flower "fertilization". The effectiveness of fertilizer and the appropriateness of fertilizer are all related to the health of flowers. Now that it is autumn, and it is the peak growing season for flowers and plants, fertilization is crucial at this time.

Which flowers need more fertilizer in autumn

When it comes to potted plants that need more fertilizer, those flowers that are often raised must be taken into account, such as the orchid in the picture above, as well as the more common green orchid, money tree, gentleman orchid, small rose, longevity flower and so on. In autumn, the weather is suitable, and potted plants will soon grow luxuriantly. Of course, the premise is that watering and fertilization should be done well. Fertilization, many flower friends choose to use the following two ways. One is the special fertilizer for flowers on the market, compound fertilizer. The other is the common manure, chicken and duck manure and other organic manure. These two kinds of fertilizers have their own advantages and disadvantages. Compound fertilizer belongs to chemical fertilizer, long-term use will cause basin soil consolidation, while organic fertilizer is too odorous, very bad smell.

You don't need to buy flower fertilizer. Dig a hole in the basin and bury 3 of it. It is easier to use than any other fertilizer.

Can you tell what kind of thing is on it? Yes, it is the very common "soybeans" in life. Of course, the soybeans are processed. It has gone through three processes: soaking, cooking and fermentation. Only in this way can soybeans become a real flower-growing "omnipotent fertilizer". Soybeans contain a lot of nitrogen, which is a very good organic nitrogen fertilizer. It can be said to be the most suitable for growing flowers! Autumn flowers and plants growing season, more fertilization is also fastidious, we must apply more nitrogen fertilizer, because nitrogen elements can promote plant stems stout, leaves oil green. Of course, you can also apply more phosphate fertilizer.

How often do you use soybean fertilizer to grow flowers?

Many flower potted plants usually have to be fertilized once a month, so that the nutrients in the potted soil will be sufficient and the plants will grow better. Using soybeans as flower fertilizer is the same, and it is recommended to apply it once a month. Remember to stop watering two days before each fertilization. Then take a small shovel to dig a few small holes in the flowerpot and bury the fermented soybeans directly. Just bury 3 tablets in one hole, not too much. Another thing to note is that when digging a hole, remember to dig along the edge of the basin, not too close to the root of the flower, otherwise it will hurt the root if you are not careful.

Finally, let's talk about some details of growing flowers in autumn.

Growing flowers in autumn can save you a lot of worries. after all, there is neither high temperature nor frost at this time, but you can't be careless about growing flowers. Watering can not be as diligent as in summer, so that do not dry do not water, water thoroughly on the line. Watering should still be carried out in the morning or evening. In terms of fertilization, as I just said, apply more nitrogen fertilizer once a month, which is conducive to the winter of flowers. If the light, be sure to ensure adequate, can be boldly put on the balcony.

This is the end of the knowledge about growing flowers. Thank you for reading!

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