Is chicken manure directly used for flower cultivation and fertilization?

Chicken manure is a kind of fertilizer with good effect, which is beneficial to plant growth, but it cannot be used directly when raising flowers. It is highly effective and can cause root damage. It can also cause ammonia poisoning and leaf burning, which is very harmful to plants. Before using this chicken manure, it needs to be decomposed beforehand. Dry chicken manure and wet chicken manure have different fermentation and decomposition methods, which can be operated according to the situation.

1) Direct use?

Chicken manure is a very good fertilizer, it contains nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other components. It is rich in nutrients, but it cannot be used directly when it blooms. It has a very good fertilizer effect. Direct application can cause root injury and may also lead to ammonia poisoning and leaf burning, so fertilizer supplementation is not possible. Nutrients can also damage plants. Before using this chicken manure, it needs to be decomposed in advance so as to reduce the impact on the roots.

2. Fermentation and decomposition methods

1. Dried chicken manure: lay the dried chicken manure flat on the ground in strips, sprinkle water on it, add rice bran or wheat bran, then turn the compost twice, pile it into a pile and cover it with rectangular plastic sheets. In the morning and at night, the plastic sheets are uncovered for ventilation. After 10 days, the plastic sheeting was poured once and ripened after 20 days.

2. Wet chicken manure: first spread a layer of grass powder on the ground, then sprinkle wet chicken manure on it, sprinkle with appropriate amount of urea, calcium superphosphate and solvent. After turning over the compost twice, compost into several small piles, and then use sticks to punch ventilation holes, covered with plastic cloth can play a role in insulation and moisture, but also pay attention to good ventilation and ventilation.