How to fertilize ginger flower

Use of base fertilizer for ginger flower

When cultivating ginger flowers, sufficient base fertilizer needs to be applied after planting, which is very important for the growth of ginger flowers. When planting, you can put an appropriate amount of base fertilizer into the soil. It is better to use decomposed organic fertilizer as the base fertilizer, and it can be used in combination with phosphorus and potassium fertilizers.

Top dressing of ginger flower

After the ginger flower enters the growth period, it is necessary to start applying fertilizer. In the beginning, the ginger flower needs to grow leaves, so a nitrogen-based fertilizer should be used at this time. During the growth period, top dressing is generally required every 10 days, and generally 2-3 times during the entire growth period. During the period when the ginger flower begins to differentiate, grow buds and bloom, you can apply some phosphorus-based fertilizer once a week until the buds begin to show color. You can also apply appropriate organic fertilizer.

When applying fertilizer, you can use the method of digging holes to apply fertilizer, or use fertilizer water.

Spraying foliar fertilizer on ginger flowers

When growing ginger flowers, in order to promote the good growth of the leaves and make them green and strong, you can spray some foliar fertilizer from time to time.

When spraying foliar fertilizers, you can use special foliar fertilizers or microbial agents. When fertilizing, just dissolve the fertilizer with water, and then spray the fertilizer on the leaves on a cloudy day or in the evening, preferably on the back of the leaves. The remaining residue can be sprayed directly on the roots.