Homemade orchid fertilizer

1. Peanut Shells

The leftover peanut shells can be used as fertilizer. Collect the peanut shells, then smash them with something and keep them in small particles. They can release fertilizer after fermentation and can be mixed with soil. It is very effective for planting orchids. It not only has fertility but also increases drainage.

2. Sesame Oil

You can also use the sesame oil at home, but it cannot be used directly. You need to mix the sesame oil with water first. Choose to water during the period of vigorous growth, and the interval will be half a month. The nutrients contained in it can supplement the growth needs and help the plants grow healthily and vigorously.

3. Soybean

If you often cook soy milk at home, you can use the leftover bean dregs. You can also use soybeans directly. Add warm water to the pot, then pour in the soybeans and soak them until the skin becomes wrinkled. Then put them in the pot and cook them over high heat until they can be crushed. Use a spoon to scoop out and cool, then crush it and pour it into a bottle, cover it with a lid and place it in a cool place to ferment. After a month, you can take it out and add water to water the flowers.

4. Willow Bark

Pick up some fresh willow bark, smash it with something, soak it in water for a while, then filter out the water to water the flowers.