Can the water boiled with soybeans be used to water flowers directly? How to make soybean water for watering flowers

Boil soybean water to water the flowers directly

The water used to boil soybeans cannot be used to water flowers directly, because flowers are most afraid of raw fertilizers, which can easily burn the roots of flowers. It is best to dilute it with water and water the flowers. The water used to boil soybeans is rich in organic matter that is not easy to release, and it can easily breed small insects when poured into the soil.

In addition, the water used to boil soybeans is rich in nitrogen and trace elements. If it is not diluted with water and used directly to water the flowers, it can easily burn the flowers and cause fertilizer damage in the later stage.

The pros and cons of watering flowers with boiled soybeans

The water used to boil soybeans not only contains a lot of nitrogen, but also contains a variety of trace elements. Using the water boiled with soybeans to water flowers for a long time can also effectively improve the phenomenon of soil compaction. However, although it has a certain fertilizer effect, it will have a strong odor when used, and it is easy to breed bacteria inside the pot soil.

How to water flowers with boiled soybean water

Add the water used to boil soybeans into a sealed container. The ratio of soybeans to water should be controlled at around 1:3, but a higher ratio of soybeans is also fine.

When watering the flowers in the later stage, it is necessary to dilute it with water, seal the bottle mouth and place it in the sun. Open the bottle cap every day to allow air to ventilate to prevent the bottle from bursting due to excessive gas pressure. It will be basically decomposed after about 30 days under strong light in summer and about 60-90 days in winter.