The harm of using orange peels to water flowers, what flowers should not be watered

1. The harm of using orange peel to water flowers

Orange peels are soaked in water and fermented. After fermentation is complete, they will contain more nutrients. However, because there are too many nutrients in it, using it for watering can easily cause root burn, and the plant will slowly die. Therefore, it is necessary to dilute it with clean water before watering. The specific dilution ratio with orange juice is 1:10, so that the plant can absorb it and promote more vigorous growth.

2. What flowers should not be watered

Orange peel itself is acidic, and the fermented solution is also acidic. Therefore, it is suitable for watering flowers that prefer acidic soil. It will increase the acidity, neutralize the acidity and alkalinity, and also supplement nutrients. Reasonable use can promote the growth of plants more vigorously. But flowers that prefer alkaline soil should not be watered. For example, hibiscus, forsythia, oleander, albizzia, lilac, cactus, forsythia, wisteria and so on.

3. Notes

When watering with orange peel water, be sure to do it during the peak growth season of flowers and plants. Do not water it during the dormant period, otherwise it will be difficult for the plants to absorb it and it will cause fertilizer damage. Also pay attention to the frequency of watering. Don't water it too frequently. Generally, watering once every half a month or a month is enough, so that it can be better absorbed. In addition, when watering, you should water directly on the soil surface, do not spray, and do not let the branches, leaves, and flowers get wet to avoid yellowing leaves and falling flowers.