Can you put bones on the succulent bottom? what are the bonsai suitable for the bedroom?

Many potted succulents like to sprinkle granular slow-release fertilizer on the bottom of the pot or mix it into the pot soil as a base fertilizer. This not only increases the nutrients in the pot soil, but also generally does not bring fertilizer harm to the growth of succulent plants due to the mild and long-lasting fertilizer effect of slow-release fertilizers. So, can the meaty bottom of the bowl hold bones?

In fact, succulent plants do not like large fertilizer service, the original generally in the basin bottom fertilizer can be applied, late maintenance management period basically can not topdressing, this can also meet the succulent plants in the growth process of multi-nutrient needs. As for whether the fleshy bottom can be put into bones as fertilizer, we also need to see what nutrients are in the bones and whether they are suitable for fleshy growth.

Bone is not only rich in calcium, phosphorus and other important nutrients needed for plant growth, but also contains a variety of other trace elements, buried in the bottom of the pot can play a good role in supplying nutrients to plants, so that plants grow more happily. Especially for plants like succulent that don't like a lot of topdressing, not only the fertilizer is mild, but also the fertility is very long-lasting, which can provide nutrients for succulent plants for a long time.

Therefore, if we apply enough bones as base fertilizer to the meat when we put it in the pot, we can basically not apply topdressing to it later, and the plant will still grow well. But if we grind bones into powder, the nutrients inside are more efficiently utilized because powdered nutrients are easier to break down and absorb. Especially in the aspect of phosphorus supplement, the effect is obvious, because phosphorus is indispensable for plant metabolism and growth.

Of course, if we use bone meal to provide phosphorus for meat, we can also mix it with pot soil and use it as a base fertilizer. The effect is also very powerful. In the family, we can break animal bones, mix small particles of powder with basin soil, and then bury large bones that are not easy to break into the basin bottom, so that they can be fully utilized, giving full play to the role of bones in the fleshy growth process. Therefore, the fleshy bottom of the bowl can hold bones.