Crack a hole in an egg and bury it in the soil. For 3 years, no fertilizer is needed and the leaves and flowers will be so green that they will drip with juice!

Crack a hole in the egg and bury it in the basin and it will grow crazy

Many flower lovers will put egg shells in pots, or crush them and mix them into the soil. The nutrient conversion is more difficult, and it is more to prevent the soil from becoming compacted. Egg liquid is rich in nutrients, even plants like to eat it.

The picture below is an experiment done by flower lover "hua Feiyang": the two pots of cactus on the left and right were planted at the same time. Half a year ago, a raw egg was buried in the soil of the pot on the left. In half a year, many leaves grew and small buds continued to emerge. The one on the right, which didn't have the egg, is still very thin.

How to do it:

Poke a small hole in the raw egg. Don't make it too big, preferably at the pointy end.

Then dig a hole along the edge of the flower pot. It is best to dig deeper and be careful not to damage the flower roots. Place the egg hole down and bury it.

Burying eggs as fertilizer is suitable for flowers that like fertilizer, such as roses, bougainvillea, epiphyllum, gardenia, pomegranate, cactus and prickly pear. After burying them, place them in a cool and ventilated place. When watering, you can add some carbendazim or avermectin to kill bacteria.

Dried banana peels, buried in the soil, big leaves

Banana peels are rich in potassium, which is an essential nutrient for the growth of flowers and leaves. The fertilizers we usually buy are mostly nitrogen fertilizers and phosphorus fertilizers. If you have flower friends who grow green plants at home, try burying some banana peels.

How to do it:

Dry the banana peels first. They are safer in a dehydrated state and will not attract insects or produce odors.

After drying, use scissors to cut it into small pieces. The smaller the better, the faster the nutrients will be released. Use a small shovel to dig a gap at the edge of the flowerpot and bury the banana peel pieces in it. If you want to grow them outdoors, you can sprinkle it on the ground around the flowers, a little bit every month, and the flowers and leaves will surely grow bigger and bigger!

Banana peels are suitable for most foliage plants and can also be used for flowering plants before and after the flowering period. They are relatively safe and non-irritating, and are very famous potassium fertilizers.

Chicken manure and sheep manure fertilizer are more nutritious than tonic medicine

If you ask me what is the most nourishing fertilizer for growing flowers, it must be chicken manure and sheep manure. It is more effective for flowers than hormones. It can be used on everything from roses to succulents (in different amounts), and the effect is very obvious.

How to do it:

In addition to purchasing some decomposed and sterilized chicken manure fertilizer directly online, it is much more convenient to raise chickens at home. You can collect the chicken manure, mix it with some soil, and put it in a box or bucket to ferment. When the fermented color turns black, you can use it.

If the flowers are planted in the ground, chicken manure fertilizer can be sprinkled on the surface of the soil, keeping a distance of 0.5-1 meter from the roots of the flowers. If it is a potted flower, you can use a shovel to pry open a gap along the pot and sprinkle a handful of chicken manure in it.

Mature chicken manure fertilizer can be used as base fertilizer for flowers. It can be used for most flowers, and roses are the most used. Chicken manure fertilizer should be added almost every 2-3 months to ensure bright flowers every time.

Plant some peanuts and soybeans, the flowers will bloom and the leaves will be green and oily

The soybeans and peanuts stored at home have a lot of fat, which can be converted into fatty acids and lecithin. They are very good flowering fertilizers and chlorophyll fertilizers. Hurry up and use them~

How to do it:

It is best to cook peanuts and soybeans, because burying them raw will risk burning the roots, infestation of insects, and they may even sprout. If they are too close to flowers, their growth will be stifled. It is better to crush and ferment it after cooking.

Spoiled soybeans, peanuts, other coarse grains, and beans can all be cooked, soaked in water, and fermented for 1-2 months. Then, they can be diluted with water (1:200) to water flowers, or the thick mixture can be filled into the soil as fertilizer.

In addition, the remaining peanut shells can also be dried and placed on the surface of the basin to keep warm in winter. Be careful not to cover it too thickly, and leave some space for ventilation.

Bury a big crab, the flowers are as strong as spraying pesticides

When you eat big fish and meat during the holidays, don’t forget to save a few bites for the flowers and plants. Even if there is no meat, the shells are fine. They are all good fertilizers that can make the flowers grow strong, get sick less and bloom more!

How to do it:

Rinse leftover seafood shells, fish bones and chicken bones in boiling water to remove the salt, then put them in the sun to dry and make them crispy.

After drying, put it in a thick plastic bag and crush it with a rolling pin or beer bottle. The smaller the better.

The crushed powder can be used as fertilizer. It can be mixed with soil to plant flowers, or soaked in water to water flowers. It is a very good nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer. It can be used for roses, hydrangeas, bougainvillea, camellia, azaleas, etc.!