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Don't be too dirty. It's a good fertilizer for growing flowers. It costs nothing.

Published: 2024-11-06 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/06, What should I use to fertilize in autumn? This is the question that many flower friends have been asking recently. If you apply fertilizer well in autumn and don't get cold in winter, you will be able to grow prosperous next spring. What should I use? Of course, the first choice is organic fertilizer, so the one with the highest nutrients does not hurt the flowers.

What should I use to fertilize in autumn? This is the question that many flower friends have been asking recently. If you apply fertilizer well in autumn and don't get cold in winter, you will be able to grow prosperous next spring. What should I use? Of course, the first choice is organic fertilizer, then the highest nutrient without hurting the flower is sheep dung! If you have resources around you, you don't have to spend money if you can use local materials. If you don't have flowers, you can search for them and buy them online.

The advantages of sheep dung

The smell is relatively small, flower fertilizer is generally used in dry nutrients, but also no taste. Just like when we change the basin, we will find that there are some unknown balls hidden in the soil, not clay, but the hands are unbreakable, black, and do no harm to people's health.

Nutrition is extremely rich, sheep eat grass, pulled out of the feces are mostly plant components, which is exactly what flowers and plants need.

It doesn't hurt the roots. Many people are worried about whether they will burn roots or not. the fertilizer effect of nutrients is indeed very high, but the effect is relatively mild, and there is no such concern.

Usage

The first kind:

Maximize the fertility of sheep dung. First, expose the nutritious eggs in the sun (as well as those bought online), sterilize them fully, put them in a mineral water bottle, add a certain amount of water, cover the bottle, and wait for it to dissolve in the water. After half a month, you can take it out and dilute it with water. It can be watered directly to the surface of the flowerpot and be careful not to splash on the leaves.

The second kind:

If the nutrients are directly mixed in the soil, they can be laid on the upper layer of the ceramsite, which can not only play the role of air permeability, but also play a fertilizer effect every time it is watered.

 
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