Pine leaves as fertilizerPine leaves can generally be used as fertilizer, but they are not usually used directly as this can easily damage the root growth of the plant. They can be used as fertilizer after processing and fermentation. It is generally more convenient to use pine leaves as fertilizer, and it can also promote the growth and development of plants. Pine leaves can be used as flower fertilizer. They are generally suitable for making fertilizer because they are both cost-effective and nutritious. They can generally be used to maintain most plants, such as Clivia, jasmine, etc. How to make fertilizer from pine leaves1. First collect the pine leaves, then crush them, add some water, microbial agents and other ingredients. 2. Then wait for the pine leaves to ferment for one to two months before use. Key points for using pine leaf fertilizer1. Generally, when using pine leaves as fertilizer, you must make sure to ferment them before use, otherwise it will affect the growth and development of the plant. 2. Pine leaves should be used as fertilizer regularly. Do not use too much at one time. It is best to apply it once a month or so, which will help promote plant growth. |
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