Grandma threw gray mosquitoes into the flowerpot and the new buds of the potted flowers sprang up all over the pot.

What is mentioned here is plant ash. Plant ash is no stranger to flower friends who have lived in rural areas. Some flower friends want to try plant ash to raise flowers. Plant ash itself is a good fertilizer, but attention must be paid to the method and dosage when applying it. Grandma often uses plant ash to raise flowers, the effect is particularly good, like home green radish, rich tree, clivia leaves are green!

Grandma to flowerpot sprinkle "ash", mosquitoes are gone, potted flowers sprout suddenly jump up, grow full basin!

Plant ash is phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. When I grow orchids, I will apply a little on the fleshy roots to prevent rotten roots (disinfection). There are also other kinds of flowers for base use. I don't use much. I use 3-5 grams for one tree. I will also apply some when setting fruit, which is also 3-5 grams. Last time a flower friend said, put too much, after absorbing water are not easy to dry, flowers to suffocate. Plant ash can be used to promote germination, especially in winter and early spring.

Plant ash comes from straw, firewood, litter and other products after combustion. It contains a variety of nutrients needed by crops, so it is a commonly used fertilizer for flower cultivation. Plant ash can be scattered directly into flowerpots, which is convenient and convenient; watering should be done after scattering into flowerpots to prevent plant ash from being blown out by wind.

When cutting or transplanting, mixing plant ash into soil can promote the healing of plant wounds and rapid germination of new roots. After general flower sowing, plant ash is used to cover a layer of plant ash of about 2 cm on the seed, which can make the seed sprout 10 days ahead of time, because plant ash can keep warm, rich in nutrients and loose.

Spraying plant stems and leaves with 5% plant ash soaked aqueous solution can prevent red spiders, aphids, etc. in time, which can reduce the incidence of plant disease. Plant ash is mixed with water and then watered. This is to dissolve the water-soluble substances in plant ash into water, and then water the flowers contains minerals.

In the process of transplanting flowers and trees, plant ash and organic fertilizer are fully mixed as base fertilizer, or 5-20% plant ash is mixed when preparing nutrient soil, which can increase the absorbability of fertilizer, promote wound healing and improve the survival rate of seedling transplantation. Clivia and other flowers in the process of transplanting and changing pots, cut off rotten roots, spray plant ash on wounds and roots, can control rotten roots, promote new roots, restore their growth.