Throw away the fertilizer quickly! Use it to grow flowers, it doesn't cost a penny, the green radish can grow several meters

It is true that the growth of any plant cannot be separated from nutrients, especially in the peak growth season of the plant, fertilizer is even more indispensable. Take the green ivy for example, give it some thin fertilizer water, and the branches will grow more vigorously. In fact, what Huahua wants to tell you today is that you don’t have to go to the market to buy flower fertilizer in the future. You can make and ferment it at home. It doesn’t cost any money, and the effect of growing flowers is also good!

The raw material we're going to use for this homemade fertilizer is earthworm castings, which can be found on the roadside. Worm castings are formed after earthworms absorb nutrients and organic matter in the soil. It is a natural fertilizer, and because they are also things that grow in nature, the natural fertilizer effect will be absorbed faster. We use earthworm manure to grow green radish, the leaves will be shiny and the branches will grow faster!

There are naturally some things to pay attention to when using earthworm castings. First, we need to expose the earthworm castings collected from outdoors to the sun for about a week, so as to better eliminate the bacteria previously contained on the surface. In the next step, we will place the exposed earthworm manure directly on the surface of the soil in the green radish pot. Over time, the earthworm manure will slowly ferment with the soil to provide nutrients to the plant.

Another method is to make earthworm castings into thin fertilizer water. We first prepare a sealed container, then put a few grains of earthworm castings into it, and finally fill the container with water. After waiting for a few hours, you will find that the earthworm castings are slowly dissolved by the water in the container. Use this thin fertilizer water to water the green radish once every half a month. It can make the soil more breathable, and the green radish will naturally grow better.

With this little trick, I believe that flower lovers will be able to get twice the result with half the effort when growing green ivy. However, although there is a method, daily maintenance should not be taken lightly. Pothos is not a light-loving plant, so do not grow it under strong light. Ordinary scattered light sources can provide it with enough nutrients.

Green ivy likes water. In the hot summer, it needs to be watered once in the morning and once in the evening on average. If necessary, you need to use a spray bottle to spray water mist to ensure the moisture needed for growth. It is autumn now and the temperature is gradually getting cooler. The amount of watering for the green ivy can be reduced appropriately. We can also prune the branches of the green radish regularly, remove the overgrown branches and rotten branches to ensure the distribution of nutrients.

Friends who have green ivy at home can try using earthworm manure to maintain it, the effect is really good! If you have better maintenance methods, you can leave a message to Huahua in the comment area!