The food used to feed pigs is used to grow succulents, and they become bigger than fists!

Peanut bran

Peanut bran is the residue left after peanut oil is squeezed. It is rich in phosphorus and potassium. Giving succulents some peanut bran fertilizer can not only improve their disease resistance, but also make the leaves easier to color!

1. Crush the peanut bran

Crush the large pieces of peanut bran into as small pieces as possible.

2. Put the peanut bran into the plastic bottle

Put the crushed peanut bran into the bottle and add water, not too full, leaving 1/4 of the bottle empty. Add a few pieces of orange peel to remove odors, cover the bottle with a lid and place it in direct sunlight. Open the lid every 2 days to let it breathe for a while and then tighten it again.

3. Fermentation is completed after 1-2 months

After about 1-2 months, the peanut bran fertilizer water will turn black, indicating that the fermentation is complete.

4. Dilute and pour over the meat

Take out a small amount of peanut bran fertilizer liquid, add 30 times of clean water to dilute it, and then water the succulents. It only needs to be watered once every half a month at most. Do not do it too frequently, otherwise it will be burned. It would be strange if the succulents didn’t grow into fat plants after drinking the fertilizer water. The leaves are brightly colored and pleasing to the eye!

Okara

Bean dregs are rich in nitrogen, vitamins, etc. Adding some bean dregs soil to the pot of succulents can make the succulents grow fatter, cuter, and easier to raise!

1. Bury bean dregs in the soil

First, spread a 5 cm thick layer of soil on the bottom of the pot, then spread a 2 cm thick layer of bean dregs, and then spread a 5 cm thick layer of soil. Continue to spread the bean dregs layer by layer. Finally, seal the mouth of the pot with a plastic bag and place it in a place with direct sunlight and high temperature.

2. After 1 month, the fermentation of bean dregs soil is completed

It takes about a month for the bean dregs soil to be fermented. The fully decomposed bean dregs soil is not only nutritious, but also very loose and breathable.

3. Add some bean dregs soil to the succulent pot

Mix river sand, peat soil and coconut coir in a ratio of 10:7:3, then add a handful of bean curd dregs soil, stir evenly, and then use it to grow succulents. It is especially suitable for growing succulents that are still young seedlings, so that the leaves can grow round and full and burst out of the pot!

Weeds

Some flower lovers may say, don’t pigs eat feed? In fact, pigs are omnivores and they like to eat grass. Grass contains nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and iron, and is a natural organic fertilizer. You can make it into grass juice fertilizer and give it to succulents to drink, and they will grow rapidly!

1. Cutting weeds

Flower lovers can go to the wild and cut some fresh green weeds, as long as they have green stems and leaves.

2. Crush the leaves

Use a knife to chop the weeds into small pieces, the finer the better.

3. Put the shredded leaves into plastic bottles

Put the chopped leaves into a plastic bottle, pour in 5 times the amount of clean water, cover the bottle cap, and place it under direct sunlight. After 1 month, the grass juice fertilizer will be fermented.

4. Dilute and water the succulents

Pour out some grass juice fertilizer, then add 10 times the amount of clean water to dilute it. Water the succulents once a month. Be careful not to water the leaves. The succulents will grow faster after drinking the fertilizer, and the leaves will become round, which will make everyone envious!

These natural fertilizers

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