Can leaves be used as fertilizer?

Leaves as fertilizer

Leaves can be used as fertilizer, but it is generally not recommended to use leaves directly as fertilizer, as the fertilizer effect is not good. They need to be fermented before they can be used to maintain plants, so that the soil of the plants has good water and fertilizer retention capabilities.

Leaves are generally more suitable for use as flower fertilizers. Moreover, leaves are relatively cheap and easily available fertilizers, so they are very suitable for plant care. Generally, they can be used to care for most plants.

How to make fertilizer from leaves

1. When using leaves, you must first place them in the sun to fully decompose, otherwise placing them directly in the soil will burn the plants.

2. After the leaves are fermented and decomposed, you can mix them with the soil thoroughly, which will help promote the rapid growth of plants.

Key points for using leaf fertilizer

1. When we use leaf fertilizer, we must be careful not to water too much, otherwise it will cause water accumulation at the roots of the plants, which is not conducive to the growth of the plants.

2. Generally, when using leaf fertilizer to maintain plants, you can also supplement it with some light at the same time, which can not only make the plants grow quickly, but also allow nutrients to be absorbed quickly.