Is soybean water and rice water too smelly? Clean and easy to use with this self-made water, the fertilizer effect is 10 times stronger.

The autumn weather is cool and the temperature is suitable, and many flowers only enter the rapid growth period in autumn, because such plants as Magnolia, longevity flowers, crab claw orchids, summer is the end of their flowering period, and it is also because the weather temperature is too high, so the plants will go into a short dormancy. After the Beginning of Autumn, the weather becomes cool and the plants recover and grow.

Flowers must be fertilized in autumn so that the plants can grow leaves and blossom in winter and pass the winter smoothly. When fertilizing plants, many flower friends will choose some inorganic compound fertilizer and self-made soybean water and rice washing water, which are common fertilizers for growing flowers, but frequently adding inorganic compound fertilizer to plants will cause soil consolidation. When using self-made soybean water and rice washing water, if the fermentation is not sufficient and the fermentation method is improper, it will not only produce a bad smell, but also burn the plant roots and cause plant death when using them improperly, so it is exhausting to use them.

Today, I would like to recommend a very good fertilizer, which not only does not need to ferment, but also does not have any peculiar smell, and you do not have to worry about excessive fertilization when using it. It is the common earthworm manure solution. Earthworm dung is very common in parks and grasslands. It is the most efficient organic fertilizer, rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and 18 trace elements, and has a very good effect on flower cultivation.

After picking up the earthworm dung, it is pressed into powder and added to the clear water to make the earthworm manure aqueous solution, which can be poured directly into the flowerpot. Because earthworm manure is an organic fertilizer that is fully decomposed by the digestive system of earthworms, there is no need to ferment or worry about overuse in the process of use, just pour it into the flowerpot as flower water. In the process of use, there is no peculiar smell, and it will not be fermented later. If it is poured into the flowerpot, it can be absorbed by the plant roots and promote plant growth and flowering.

Of course, the earthworm dung picked up can also be dried and pressed into powder, and when changing pots and soil for plants, it can be added to the flower-growing soil. It can also be absorbed by plants as flower-growing fertilizer. Earthworm dung can be used as fertilizer for any flower and plant, because it is rich in nutrients and is needed for any plant.

Is soybean water and rice water too smelly? With this kind of homemade water, it is clean and easy to use, and the fertilizer effect is 10 times stronger!

Therefore, the use of earthworm dung to fertilize plants is not only convenient and easy to use, but also does not produce any peculiar smell, does not need to ferment, and does not have to worry about fertilizer damage caused by excessive fertilization. Friends who like it can try it for themselves.

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