There are three kinds of waste residue in the pot to raise flowers for one year without fertilization. What leaves are fat and fat.

Many things in life can be used to grow flowers, which can be put at the bottom of the flowerpot after fermentation, which is a very good fertilizer, such as leftover fruit peel, which can be fermented into organic fertilizer, and used to raise flowers is a very good fertilizer; another example is expired milk, which is diluted with water after fermentation to water flowers. Today, let's talk about three kinds of "waste residue", which can be used to grow flowers without fertilization for a year.

The first kind: tea residue, the soaked tea residue can be used as fertilizer, and the content of ammonium nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen increases rapidly after the tea residue is piled up, so the tea residue or tea powder is applied to the soil after fermentation. It can not only improve soil fertility and soil structure, but also inhibit the nitrification of ammonium sulfate, urea and other ammonium nitrogen, reduce the volatilization loss of inorganic nitrogen, and is a good organic fertilizer.

It should be noted that if the tea is not fermented, it should not be added too much, otherwise the tea will consume a lot of nitrogen nutrients in the soil and produce a lot of heat in the process of tea ripening. Tea can only play a role in replenishing organic matter and improving soil structure here, because the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium nutrients in tea are so low that rose and gardenia can be used.

The second kind: bean dregs, this thing can be used to grow flowers, when changing pots and soil mixed use or pad in the bottom of the flowerpot, is a very good organic fertilizer, used to raise rose, gardenia is very suitable. A flower friend asked, when I looked up the information on the Internet, I said that bean dregs retting fertilizer needs to add water or soil, but I only need to use bean dregs. I can not add anything to bean dregs. I use it to raise rose flowers. Can I just let it ferment? In addition, it is said on the Internet that adding soil is to prevent odor, so will it stink if you do not add soil?

This does not need to be added, keep it moist and put it in a warm place and cover it with a layer of plastic film. if the temperature is high, it will be enough for about half a month. The fermented flower fertilizer has no bad smell, muddy and can be dried. As for fermentation, odor is certain, odor substances will be produced in the process of fermentation, never mind, it will volatilize in a few days, and the square soil will be useless. There are leftovers or leaves at home. It can also be fermented together, but no detergent can be put, and the soil does not need to be put.

The third kind: oil residue, which is rich in protein and oil, after fermentation, it is a very good organic fertilizer, how does this kind of thing come from? It is a kind of residue produced when rapeseed is used to extract oil. In the process of growing flowers, it can be mixed with the flower soil, or it can be directly placed at the bottom of the flowerpot, when the family raises such fertilizer-loving plants as green apple, hanging orchid and gentleman orchid. Put the fermented oil residue at the bottom of the flowerpot without fertilization for a year, and the leaves are fat and oily.

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