Is it good to use household waste to water flowers?

Tips for watering flowers with household waste

Many people use these household waste materials to water flowers, but find that the effect is minimal. Some even cause the branches and leaves to turn yellow. This is caused by incorrect usage. How to use them correctly? The secret lies in two words - fermentation.

Fermentation method of rice water

Put the rice water into a sealed bottle and let it air out occasionally. After about half a month, select some of it and add water to dilute it. But be careful to avoid the branches and leaves of the plants when irrigating. Fermented rice water is rich in nitrogen, potassium and other elements, and can be said to be a good compound fertilizer that can promote the growth and development of plants.

Fermentation of waste materials such as waste soy milk, vegetable soup, milk, etc.

The fermentation time of these wastes should not be too long, two or three days in summer is enough, and one to two weeks is recommended in autumn and winter. The effect of fermented soy milk is the same as that of nitrogen fertilizer, and the effect of fermented milk is equivalent to phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. These domestic wastes can be used after fermentation to make our flowers flourish and thrive. It can be said to be turning waste into treasure. Manually turning these wastes into fertilizers is both environmentally friendly and economical. Don’t you think life has become more fun?

In addition, some friends may say that these waste materials smell bad when fermenting. It doesn’t matter. The editor has a secret trick to solve it. Adding some orange peels can not only remove the smell of organic fertilizers, but orange peels themselves are also a very good fertilizer.