Don't throw away the leftover pericarp to be used as fertilizer for one crop after another.

In autumn, many friends want to raise a pot of longevity flowers. Why? Huahua heard that the moral of this longevity flower is very good, and it has a long meaning. Coupled with the fact that longevity flowers are in bloom all year round, they have really won the favor of many people.

Longevity flowers are actually very easy to raise, but many flower growers really pursue excellence and want to make their longevity flowers bloom more prosperous and grow more luxuriantly. Today, Huahua would like to share with you the suggestions given by flower friends who have raised longevity flowers for many years, so that we can help each other and make their longevity flowers bloom more prosperous and better!

In fact, if you want this longevity flower to grow well, the most important thing is to "eat" well, and if you have sufficient nutrition, you will naturally grow exuberant. Some people say that if they apply the same kind of fertilizer to longevity flowers, the effect is still poor. What should I do?

Huahua wants to tell you that there is no need to bother at all. There is no need to buy so much fertilizer for longevity flowers. The peel left over from the fruit at home is enough. Friends who grow flowers often hear that it is good to water rice and water flowers, egg shells are also good as fertilizer, and so on. They are dazzled by the sight, but they don't know that, in fact, these fruit peels we usually eat also play a great role.

Don't throw away the leftover fruit peel, it can be used as fertilizer after being chopped! It should be noted that the pericarp can not be directly used as fertilizer, or it needs to be fermented as much as rice water. Huahua tells you a time-saving way, that is to mix the rice water and the crushed peel together, and then ferment it in the sun, which saves time and effort, and the fermented peel water can also be used to water the flowers.

When watering flowers, we need to dilute our self-made fertilizer, and then water the flowers, otherwise the fertilizer may be too thick, easy to burn plants! The frequency of watering should not be too high, probably once every half a month, so that longevity flowers can absorb nutrients and bloom more exuberantly!

Not only can it be used as fertilizer and water, but also the pericarp can be mixed into the garden soil. the two can be fermented together for a period of time to become mature organic soil, and we can change the soil while longevity flowers change pots and trim roots. The new soil is rich in nutrients, more fertile than the previous soil, and more conducive to the growth of longevity flowers. I believe that after changing the soil, the longevity flowers will grow stronger and bloom more exuberantly.

I can't believe that the leftover peel we usually eat has such an effect, right? Flower-growing friends next time after eating the fruit, do not throw away the rest of the peel, a little treatment can become flower fertilizer, the opening of the flower pot is not a problem! Hurry home and have a try!