Oil mills order "peanut meal", grind it into powder and mix it with soil, then all kinds of flowers will grow wildly!

Many people may not know what peanut meal is. In fact, we can get these little things in some oil mills that press oil by themselves. These peanut meal are actually some cake residues left after pressing oil from peanuts. In rural areas, this kind of thing is generally used to feed pigs. In fact, this also shows that it contains sufficient nutrients. We can still get good results by using it to grow flowers.

We all know that peanuts are rich in oil and protein, and peanut meal is just the residue left after oil extraction. Fermenting it to release nutrients and using it to grow flowers can naturally supplement the nutrients for the growth of plants and flowers, thereby promoting their growth.

Specific usage of peanut meal for growing flowers:

Because peanut meal is rich in nutrients, we cannot use it directly to grow flowers, otherwise it may burn the flower roots. Therefore, we need to ferment it first to neutralize the nutrients. We need to first expose the peanut meal to the sun to sterilize it, then grind it into powder and put it into a container. The finer the powder, the better. Then add water to the container for fermentation. Remember to add water until it is 80% full, otherwise the gas produced during the fermentation process may cause an explosion.

After fermenting in a cool place for about a month, it can be used. When we use it, we need to filter out the residue of peanut meal and mix it with the soil. This will ensure that there is sufficient nutrients in the soil. If there is enough nutrients in the soil, there is no need to worry about the growth of plants and flowers.

The nutrient content of this peanut meal is relatively sufficient and it can generally be used once every six months. Otherwise, long-term use may have the opposite effect and cause slow growth of plants and flowers. Using peanut meal to grow flowers can save the cost of buying flower fertilizers, and the effect is also quite good. I wonder if you have ever used this little thing to grow flowers?