How to Fertilize Flowers

Top dressing and base fertilizer.

base fertilizer:

This refers to the fertilizer that is applied to the soil before the plants are planted. If you are planting plants on the ground, you can mix the fertilizer with the soil evenly, spread it on the ground, cover it with a layer of soil, and then plant the seedlings; if it is an indoor potted plant, you can directly spread the fertilizer into the bottom of the pot and cover it with soil. Whether outdoors or indoors, do not allow plant roots to come into direct contact with fertilizer.

Base fertilizer can also be used when repotting plants. Experienced flower growers prefer to use base fertilizer, while novice flower growers may prefer topdressing.

top dressing:

I agree with my understanding that it means applying fertilizer to plants during their growth period, but it is called top dressing. When applying top dressing, try not to apply fertilizer too close to the roots. To avoid burning the plants. After fertilizing, loosen the soil and water in time.

Note:

Before applying fertilizer, you must have a necessary understanding of the plants. Different plants and different periods require different fertilizers. At the same time, you should also fertilize according to the conditions of your plants. Season is also a factor in different fertilization. Although the fertilizer you buy has clear fertilization methods, you still need to decide based on the situation of your own plants. The most important thing about fertilizing is to apply small amounts frequently. It is better to apply a smaller amount of fertilizer each time and apply it more often than to be too greedy and apply too much fertilizer. To avoid excessive fertilizer and burn the root system. Cause unnecessary harm to plants.