How many compound fertilizers should be placed in a pot of flowers?

1. Put a few pills

Compound fertilizer contains many growth elements and can provide the nutrient needs for growth. You don’t need to put too many grains in a pot of flowers. The specific number of grains is not prepared, which is mainly determined by the size of the pot and the growth status. For general small potted plants, putting 3-4 grains in the pot will be enough to meet the needs, and then slowly dissolve and dilute it through watering, and the fertilizer effect will gradually evaporate. If the potted plant is relatively large and is in good growth condition, you can add a few more seeds as appropriate, increasing the number to about 5-7 seeds.

2. Precautions

1. For plants that are in poor growth condition and are relatively small, do not put too many grains, otherwise the roots will have difficulty absorbing them normally, which will cause damage to the plants.

2. The quality of the fertilizer also needs to be considered. Some fertilizers are more volatile, so you can use fewer grains. Some fertilizers are less effective, so you can use more grains. Try to choose good quality fertilizers that can also adjust the pH value and cause less damage to the roots.

3. Pay attention to the number of times you apply fertilizer. Do not apply fertilizer too frequently. It is sufficient to apply fertilizer about once a month.