Fertilizing is simple, but are you doing it right? Learn this method and it will be easier to bloom

There are many things to pay attention to when fertilizing. The fertilizer nutrients required for the growth of each plant are different. When fertilizing, you must also pay attention to the concentration and amount, otherwise even if you apply too much fertilizer, it will be wasted. Today Huahua will teach you some tips on fertilizing, so you don’t have to be afraid if you encounter problems in the future!

1. Stay away from flower roots!

Many times we all think that fertilizing is mainly to supplement nutrients to the roots of flowers. Then, when I fertilize, can't I directly apply the fertilizer near the roots of the plant to supplement nutrients better? In fact, this idea is completely wrong. Because the nutrient concentration of flower fertilizers is generally very high, if we apply fertilizer too close to the roots, it may cause burns to the flower roots. Once the flower roots are damaged, it will be difficult to remedy the situation.

In fact, the correct way to fertilize is to add fertilizer to the bottom of the flower pot. Because we usually add fertilizer directly to the soil surface, the penetration process is very long, and after volatilization, there is little fertilizer effect left. If we add fertilizer to the bottom of the flowerpot, the nutrients in it can be directly transmitted to the roots of the flowers. In this way, the roots will grow stronger and stronger, and the branches, leaves and flowering will become more and more prosperous.

2. Use tools

In fact, it is rather troublesome to apply fertilizer at the bottom of the flower pot. You may only remember to do it when you change the pot or the picture. So at this time, is there any way to apply fertilizer on the surface but have it quickly penetrate into the soil? In fact, we can accomplish this by simply inserting a few straws into the soil when applying fertilizer.

We can choose ordinary straws to do this job. If conditions permit, it is better to use thicker milk tea straws, so that the permeability will be much better. After preparing the straws, poke some small holes on them first, and then we need to insert them into the four corners of the flowerpot respectively. Remember to insert the straws into the bottom of the soil, and then take them out to clean the soil inside the straws.

After cleaning it can be put back in place. This way, we can add fertilizer to the straw every time we fertilize in the future, and then water it at the end. In this way, the nutrients in the straw will penetrate into the soil along with the water. Isn't it much simpler to fertilize using this method?

Next time you need to fertilize, you can change the method according to the needs of the flowers. It is not necessary to follow the rules. The most important thing is to find a simple and effective method!