This kind of mud is better than nutrient solution and soybean fertilizer for growing flowers. One month plus 1 tablespoon of flowers is longer.

As more and more people grow flowers, many friends around them like to raise some flowers and plants. In the daily process of flower cultivation, we have also found a variety of flower cultivation skills and experience. For example, burying eggshells in flowerpots to supplement elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and calcium for plant growth to promote plant growth; when cleaning the range hood at home, burying waste oil in flowerpots, providing nitrogen fertilizer for plant growth, and so on, can not only provide nutrients for plant growth, but also a good way to reuse waste.

In the daily process of growing flowers, people who like to grow flowers always use a lot of rubbish in their lives as fertilizer for growing flowers. Generally speaking, for flower growers, it is necessary to fertilize flowers in spring and autumn every year, because only when plants grow with sufficient nutrients can they grow rapidly. Today, I would like to share with you that in daily life, after potatoes sprout, the fertilizer effect of flower cultivation after treatment is very good. It is not only easy to use, but also better than nutrient solution and soybean fertilizer.

Sprouted potatoes are made into mashed potatoes and buried in flowerpots

Potatoes are a common vegetable in many families in daily life. When the potatoes at home sprout, do not eat them, because the sprouted potatoes are slightly toxic and harmful to human health. When the potatoes at home sprout, you can boil the potatoes in a pot, press them into mashed potatoes, and then use a spoon to bury a spoon of mashed potatoes in the pots of green apples, hanging orchids and gentleman orchids at home, and then bury them with soil.

Because sprouting potatoes contain a lot of salicylic acid, flower growers all know that salicylic acid is a nutrient that can promote the rapid rooting and growth of plants. When potatoes sprout, potatoes are rich in salicylic acid. When potatoes are made into mashed potatoes and buried in flowerpots, salicylic acid in potatoes can promote plant growth, and potatoes contain a lot of starch and protein, providing nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer for plant growth. With abundant nutrients, flowers can grow rapidly.

reminder

When using mashed potatoes, be sure to control the amount of fertilizer. In general, add a small spoonful of mashed potatoes to a flowerpot with a diameter of 15 cm, and then cover it with soil to allow mashed potatoes to ferment naturally in the later stage to provide nutrients for plant growth. For example, green pineapple, hanging orchid, gentleman orchid, tiger skin orchid and rich tree at home can all bury mashed potatoes in the soil to promote the rapid growth of plant roots and leaves. In the daily maintenance process, you can bury 1 spoon of flowerpot seeds every month, which can fully meet the growth of plants, especially in the annual spring and autumn season, the effect of fertilization is the best.

Plant cuttings, using mashed potatoes

When cutting flowers, you can also dilute mashed potatoes with water, soak the pruned cuttings in aqueous solution and dilute them with 1 tablespoon of mashed potatoes to 500 grams of water. After dilution, the branches of crab claw orchid, tiger skin orchid, longevity flower, green apple, rose and rich bamboo are soaked in mashed potato solution for 30 minutes to let the plant absorb salicylic acid and take root quickly in the later growth process.

Some flower lovers say that flower cultivation is closest to life, because in daily life, flower cultivation can be combined with daily life, and a lot of domestic waste can be turned into fertilizer for growing flowers, which promotes plant growth and is easier to use than flower fertilizer. it also saves the need to buy nutrient solution and fermented soybean fertilizer.

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