Take out a handful of cores from the pillow and throw them into the flowerpot, and the green ivy and spider plant will grow wildly!

A handful of buckwheat husk can grow 10 pots of green radish

Buckwheat Husk Benefits

1. Buckwheat husk is rich in rutin and vitamins, as well as trace elements such as calcium, selenium, zinc, potassium, and sodium. It can be used as phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can make the leaves green and the plants strong!

2. Buckwheat husk is cool in nature, loose and breathable, with strong fluidity, and can maintain the air permeability of the soil!

Tips

1. Take an appropriate amount of buckwheat husk, wrap it in two or three layers of clean plastic bags, and then steam it in a pot for 5 to 10 minutes to speed up the composting process.

2. Mix the steamed buckwheat husks with sun-dried peat soil or garden soil, and use it as nutrient soil for growing flowers.

3. You can also mix it directly into the soil without steaming it, and use it as a loose and breathable planting material. Because it is not easy to decompose, you don’t have to worry about burning the roots during use.

Rice husks are sprinkled on the soil, and succulents grow plump

Rice Husk Benefits

Rice husk is rich in potassium carbonate, as well as trace elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfur. It is a natural high-quality fertilizer.

Tips

1. Spread the rice husks and garden soil in the sun for 1 to 2 days to disinfect them.

2. Find a plastic bucket, add a layer of rice husks and a layer of soil, spray some water, then wet another layer of rice husks and a layer of soil, finally add a layer of dry soil, cover it with a lid, and place it in the sun.

3. Open the lid once a month to let out the air, and it will be fully decomposed in about half a year.

3. Composted rice husk soil is the best nutrient soil. Mix it with peat and garden soil. It is loose and breathable and can be used to grow succulents, orchids and other plants.

Note: Do not use too much rice husk soil when rooting cuttings or repotting. If it is too loose and soft, it will easily fall over when watered and will not be easy to take root.

Sprinkle a handful of coconut husks on the soil, and the azalea fortune tree will grow stronger and stronger.

Benefits of Coconut Peat

Coconut bran is a powder made from coconut shell. It is loose and breathable, has good water retention and moisture retention properties, a stable pH value, and is weakly acidic. It can be used as a high-quality sowing and cutting medium!

Tips

1. Coconut bran selection: When raising seedlings, you must choose low-salt coconut bran. Don’t follow the trend when purchasing. Read the instructions carefully. Those with high salt content have a very low survival rate.

2. Mixed matrix: The main component of coconut bran is cellulose, which has no fertility itself. When using it, you need to add base fertilizer, such as earthworm manure, chicken manure, pine needle soil or slow-release fertilizer.

If you only use coconut bran, the root system will be very weak and the seedlings will easily become stunted.