Shredded paper as fertilizerGenerally, shredded paper can be used as fertilizer, and shredded paper can be used directly as fertilizer. It is generally good to use shredded paper to maintain plants. It can improve the air permeability of the soil and make the soil more fluffy. Shredded paper can generally be used as flower fertilizer. The cost of shredded paper is generally very low, and shredded paper can also be used to achieve the purpose of recycling paper. Generally, shredded paper can be used to maintain most plants. How to make fertilizer from shredded paperGenerally speaking, it is very simple to use shredded paper as fertilizer to grow plants. We can just tear it into smaller pieces, and then put it in the soil and mix it evenly. This will promote the rapid growth and development of plants. Key points for using shredded paper fertilizer1. Generally, the nutritional content of shredded paper is not very high, so when using it as fertilizer, you can appropriately match it with some other fertilizers, so that the plants have enough nutrients. 2. When using shredded paper fertilizer, you should not use too much. Using too much shredded paper will also cause waste, so pay attention to the amount and avoid wasting paper scraps. |
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