Can cooked sesame be used as fertilizer?

Cooked sesame as fertilizer

Cooked sesame can be used as fertilizer because it contains a large amount of potassium and nitrogen, which are essential elements for plant growth and can promote plant growth. However, it usually needs to be composted before it can be used.

If cooked sesame is used as flower fertilizer, it is suitable for most plants, especially foliage plants, such as Clivia, Green ivy, Asparagus fern, Chlorophytum, Money Tree, Lucky Bamboo, etc.

How to make fertilizer from cooked sesame

1. Pour cooked sesame seeds into a bottle, add water, seal it, and place it in the sun. It will take about three months for the fermentation to be complete. When the water in the bottle has obviously changed color and become turbid, you can use it as fertilizer. It is not easy to burn the seedlings when watering the flowers, and the fertilizer effect is also very good.

2. In addition, you can also grind the cooked sesame seeds into powder, then take some sesame powder and bury it in the soil along the edge of the flower pot, and finally cover it with a thin layer of soil and wait for it to ferment naturally in the soil.

Key points for using ripe sesame fertilizer

The nutrients in cooked sesame seeds decompose relatively slowly, so you need to add a portion of them after they have been fermented. This way, they can be supplied for a long time, but the location where fertilizer is applied must be far away from the roots of the plant.