When watering flowers, add it to the water. The soil is getting looser and looser, fertile and prosperous.

Now the weather is a little cold, many flower friends feel that growing and watering flowers at this time can not be watered so often, right? Indeed, in late autumn and winter, watering flowers is based on the principle of "no dry, no watering" as far as possible. Unlike growing flowers in summer, there is no high temperature and hot sun exposure, so there is less water evaporation in the flowerpot. Generally, flowers are watered once now, which can be absorbed by flowers in 4 or 5 days. However, in this way, it is also easy to have a problem, that is, "potted soil is solid and rigid". In fact, this problem is so common that almost all flower friends will encounter it. Next, let's share, if the basin soil starts to become strong, even can not be shoveled with a shovel, how can we solve it?

The soil in the flowerpot has become strong for the following two reasons

Before sharing the solution, let's talk about the reasons for the consolidation of the soil. The first reason is that there is usually too much fertilizer. Too much fertilization will also cause basin soil adhesion, especially for some flower friends who apply chemical fertilizer for a long time, chemical fertilizer as inorganic fertilizer is the easiest to lump the soil. Therefore, it is better to use organic fertilizer to grow flowers and fertilizers, such as common barnyard manure, mature bean cakes and so on. The second reason is improper watering. This includes watering less and watering in the wrong direction. Even if you water less, you will understand. And the water is not right, it refers to the water for watering flowers, and tap water is commonly used. General tap water contains a lot of impurities and chlorine elements, long-term use of unstatic tap water, but also easy to make basin soil consolidation. It is recommended to shelve the tap water for one day and then take the upper water for re-use.

When watering flowers, add some "it" to the water, and the pot soil will become more and more loose and fertile.

Now that this problem has emerged, as those of us who like to grow flowers, we must solve them, otherwise the flowers will soon rot, lack nutrition, and directly cause yellow leaves, fallen leaves and even die. The method to solve the problem of basin soil consolidation is relatively simple. It's just that some flower friends don't know this trick. When watering flowers, add a little "it" to the water, it will soon become loose and breathable, and any kind of flower can be fed. And "it" is the common "beer" in life. Why can beer be mixed with watering flowers? Can it make the basin soil no longer firm and firm?

As we all know, beer contains a lot of carbon dioxide, so after mixing the beer in the water and pouring it in the flowerpot, the water will react in the basin soil, and the carbon dioxide can disintegrate into a lump of soil, making the basin soil loose gradually. When using beer, just pay attention to the following amount of beer. It can be blended with mineral water bottles. Usually 2/3 water and 1/3 beer will be fine. In addition to loosening the pot soil, because beer contains a lot of maltose and other nutrients, it is also conducive to the root system of flowers. This method can be applied to most flower potted plants, be sure to try it!

Using this method to solve the problem of soil consolidation in the flowerpot, flower friends do not have to use it all the time, as long as the pot soil does not seem to harden, it can be stopped. Of course, for some flower varieties, it is also very good to grow flowers with beer, such as the most common gentleman orchid. The gentleman orchid pours it some beer every month, which is helpful to draw arrows and prolong the flowering period. All right, these are the tips shared about how to solve the hardening of potted soil. If you have any questions in the process of growing flowers, please leave me a message and ask questions.

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