In autumn, pick it up and throw it into the pot. The roots are strong and the leaves are green. The pot will not rot for 10 years.

It's time to change the pots for the flowers at home again in autumn! It's just that where do you get all these flower-growing materials? Go out and pick it up, of course! Walk casually to the park, you can pick up good things, why don't you come and study quickly?

Pick up some pine cones under the tree so that the bottom of the basin will never rot again!

1. When you go out on weekends or holidays, you can take a plastic bag, see the pine cones falling on the ground, and directly pick up some and take them home.

2. Take the pine cones home, soak them with carbendazim for 1 day, remove them and dry them in the sun, in order to achieve the purpose of sterilization and disinfection, then put the pine cones directly on the bottom of the basin. The pores of pine cones are relatively large, and padding at the bottom of the basin can achieve the purpose of loosening and breathable, so as to prevent excessive watering from causing rotting roots.

3. After cushioning the bottom of the basin, the remaining pine cones can be broken with a small hammer, and then sealed with some water to ferment. When the pine cones turn black, they will be fermented.

4. Mix the fermented pine cones with the soil as nutritious soil. Pine cones are not only loose and breathable, but also contain turpentine which has the function of sterilization and disinfection, so it is very suitable to be used as nutritious soil!

Mix some pine needles in the pot, and the flowers will grow!

1. Go and pull under the pine tree in the community or park, and you can see a thick layer of pine needles on the ground.

(photo by: October 22, 2013)

2. Take the pine needle home, soak it with carbendazim, kill some bacteria and eggs on the pine needle, or put it in the microwave oven to sterilize at high temperature, then add some garden soil to stir and seal it in a plastic bag.

3, put the pine needle in the sun to seal fermentation, basically 2-3 months, when the pine needle soil turns black, it is basically fermented. The fermented pine needle soil is loose and breathable, which is very suitable for growing flowers and can be used as nutritious soil.

4. If you feel that the fermentation time is too long, you can also directly disinfect the pine needles you bring home, and then pad 3-5cm on the bottom of the flowerpot. The pine needle is loose and breathable and padded at the bottom of the flowerpot to allow excess water to flow out and prevent the root system from rotting.

Of course, you can also choose to spread a layer of pine needles on the basin, which can not only permeate water and air, but also adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, and prevent the basin soil from splashing when watering.

Except for those introduced by Huahua.

Such as rotten leaf soil, river sand, etc.

You can go outside and pick up some.

Why don't you take advantage of the weekend and hurry up!

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