Add a little of it to fermented fertilizer, it won’t stink or attract insects, and will make the flowers grow rapidly and fill the pots!

Sprinkle a little brown sugar and the compost won’t stink!

Fertilizer composting is actually an anaerobic fermentation process that ferments the nutrients in the fertilizer to form a fertilizer solution that is easy for plants to absorb. When composting, sprinkle some brown sugar into it to increase the composting speed and make it less smelly.

Why does it stop smelling bad after adding brown sugar?

Brown sugar is a finished sugar made from sugarcane with honey. It contains 95% sucrose and some minerals and trace elements. When brown sugar is added to the fertilizer composting barrel, the sucrose reacts very easily, which increases the fermentation speed and allows the fertilizer to ferment quickly, so there will be no odor.

Specific usage:

1. Prepare some brown sugar. The specific amount depends on the amount of fertilizer. For example, use one spoonful of brown sugar for one plastic fertilizer. Put it in a pot, add some water, and simmer over low heat for 2 or 3 minutes.

2. Prepare the fertilizer to be fermented in advance and put it in a container. Then pour in the cooled brown sugar, mix well, and seal it for fermentation. Adding brown sugar can make the fertilizer ferment faster and it will not smell bad when used.

Put a piece of orange peel in the compost and it won’t stink!

If you can't buy EM bacteria, there is another good thing for making fertilizer and deodorizing. Huahua guarantees that every household has this thing, and that is orange peel. When adding some orange peels to the compost, it not only does not stink, but also has a light fragrance~

Why does it stop smelling after adding orange peel?

Orange peels are rich in vitamin C and essential oils, which is why they smell so nice. Add some orange peels when fermenting fertilizer. The essential oil ingredients in them will be released, making the fertilizer not only non-stinky but also having a light fruity fragrance.

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Specific usage:

1. Collect the leftover orange peels. You can tear the orange peels into small pieces by hand, or cut them into thin strips with a knife. This increases the contact area with the fertilizer liquid, which is more effective than throwing a large piece directly in.

2. Prepare the fertilizer in advance, put it in a plastic bottle, add the chopped orange peel before adding water, and then seal it. After fermentation, the fertilizer will have a light fruity aroma.

Add a little distiller’s grains and the compost won’t stink!

Add a little wine lees when fermenting fertilizer, the fertilizer will not have any odor, and you can even smell the aroma of wine when using it. Isn’t it magical and convenient?

Why does it stop smelling after adding distiller’s grains?

Wine lees are the residue left after making wine with grains. They contain a lot of crude protein and amino acids, and are rich in yeast. They are a natural fermentation agent for flowers and plants. Add a little wine lees when fermenting fertilizer, and the flower fertilizer will ferment quickly. It is not only not smelly, but also has a light wine aroma.

Specific usage:

1. Prepare the things to be fermented and put them into a container. Add some wine dregs before adding water. The specific amount depends on the amount of fertilizer. Then add water, stir evenly, seal and ferment.

2. After adding distiller's grains, the fermentation time can be shortened. The fertilizer that originally took two months to ferment can be completed in one month. Moreover, the lees itself is rich in nutrients, and using it on flowers will make them bloom more vigorously~

Add a little bit of EM bacteria and the compost won’t stink!

The kitchen waste at home is usually used as fertilizer, which makes the flowers grow rapidly and bloom vigorously. However, compost can easily become smelly due to incomplete fermentation. It doesn’t matter, adding a little EM bacteria can solve this problem.

Why does it stop smelling after adding EM bacteria?

Really fermented flower fertilizer has no odor, only a faint sour smell. EM bacteria are usually sold in flower markets or pesticide stores. EM bacteria contain many kinds of probiotics, which can effectively promote the fermentation of flower fertilizers, shorten the composting time, and remove odors.

Specific usage:

1. Taking the fermentation of peanut shells as an example, wash and crush the peanut shells, add water and boil for 20 to 30 minutes, then pour some EM bacteria into the peanut shells, 30 to 40 ml at a time, and stir evenly.

2. In addition to composting peanut shells, you can add some EM bacteria when composting other materials. The probiotics in EM bacteria can fully decompose the fertilizer and promote the fermentation of flower fertilizer. This way, the compost can be completed as soon as possible, and the branches and leaves of flowers will be greener.

Use some cigarette ash to prevent insects from getting into the fertilizer!

Many people have a concern about composting, which is the worry about insects. In fact, this problem can be easily solved by simply putting some cigarette ash into the fertilizer when it is fermenting!

Why don’t insects grow if cigarette ash is added?

Cigarette ash contains some ingredients such as tar and nicotine, which can effectively kill insects, such as aphids, small black flies, woodlice, etc. Adding some cigarette ash when fermenting fertilizer will prevent insects from growing.

Specific usage:

1. Collect cigarette ashes regularly, put an appropriate amount of ashes in a bowl, add clean water, stir well and leave it for 1 or 2 days, and it will be completely dissolved.

2. After putting the things to be fermented in the bucket, pour in the ash water, then add clean water, stir evenly and seal it for fermentation. This way, the fermented fertilizer will not be infested with insects, and the ash is also a potassium fertilizer, which can make the flowers bloom better.

Use some oleander leaves to fertilize and prevent insects!

If you have oleander at home, you don’t have to worry about being bothered by insects when making compost. When making compost, just add some oleander leaves and it is guaranteed that there will not be any insects!

Why won’t insects appear after adding oleander leaves?

Oleander is a very poisonous plant. Its branches and leaves contain toxic substances such as cardiac glycosides, which can kill insects. Add some oleander leaves when making compost and you won’t have to worry about insects.

Specific usage:

1. Cut some oleander leaves, remember to wear gloves to avoid contact with skin and discomfort, and mash them for later use.

2. When making compost, add the things to be fermented into the container, put in the crushed oleander leaves, then add water, stir evenly and seal it for fermentation. It will not breed insects if you use it.

Use some garlic to fertilize and prevent insects!

Oleander is not very common, and many flower lovers do not have it at home. In fact, there are some things that every household has that can replace oleander leaves. For example, garlic can also act as an insect repellent.

Why don’t insects appear after adding garlic?

Garlic contains allicin, sulfur-containing compounds and other ingredients, which can kill bacteria and disinfect. Adding some garlic when composting can effectively prevent insects.

Specific usage:

1. Prepare healthy and pest-free garlic, peel the garlic and break it into cloves. Take 2 or 3 cloves and mash them as finely as possible. Leave them for 10 minutes to allow the allicin to be fully released.

2. After putting the things to be fermented in the compost barrel, pour in the crushed garlic, then add water and stir evenly, seal it and ferment it. This way, the compost will not be infested with insects.

Use some cinnamon powder to prevent insects from getting into the fertilizer!

It is very troublesome to have insects in compost. In addition to using garlic, cinnamon powder used for cooking can also be used to eliminate insects in compost. The effect is also very good!

Why doesn't it get infested with bugs after adding cinnamon powder?

Cinnamon powder has a special smell. It is made from the dried bark and branch bark of cinnamon and has a good bactericidal and disinfecting effect. Add some cinnamon powder when making compost to prevent insects from getting infested.

Specific usage:

1. Prepare a bowl, put in some cinnamon powder, then fill it with water, stir the cinnamon powder with chopsticks to allow it to fully dissolve in the water.

2. After putting the things to be fermented into the container, pour the cinnamon powder water into it, then add clean water, stir evenly and seal it for fermentation. In this way, the flower fertilizer fermented out will not be infested with insects.

You don't have to worry about the compost smelling anymore.

Not even one insect.

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