Can earthworm mud be used as flower soil?

Can earthworm mud be used as flower soil?

Earthworm mud can be used as flower soil and can be used directly. It is a well-decomposed organic fertilizer with a granular structure, which can promote the growth and development of plants and flowers. Earthworm mud contains certain beneficial microorganisms, which can make plants produce strong antagonistic activity and produce certain broad-spectrum antibiotics. It has good drainage and air permeability.

How to use earthworm mud to grow flowers

1. Mix earthworm mud in a ratio of 1:3 in the flowerpot and plant flowers. No fertilizer is needed within 1-2 years, and there is no need to repot and change the soil. You can gently mix 1-2 cups of earthworm mud on the surface of the potting soil every 2-3 months to maintain the nutrition of the plants.

2. For newly planted and transplanted trees and shrubs, mix 1 part earthworm mud with 3 parts garden soil and apply it throughout the hole. Then fill the plant into the hole, cover it with a layer of soil, and water it thoroughly once, but be careful not to use too much water.

3. For fruits, flowers or sick potted plants, soak 1 part of earthworm soil in 3 parts of water for more than 24 hours to make a mixture, and apply it on the surface of plants, fruits or flowers.

Precautions for growing flowers with earthworm mud

Earthworm mud is rich in trace elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and also contains a variety of amino acids, which can meet the nutrient needs of many plants for growth. It is especially suitable for plants that need acidic soil for cultivation. Because earthworm mud is the maker of humus soil, be careful when using it with plants that prefer alkaline soil.